WorksheetsWorkplace Safety and Risk Management Worksheet
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
The fire triangle consists of fuel, heat, and oxygen.
True
False
A fire can be extinguished by removing any one of the components of the fire triangle.
True
False
Water is the best way to put out grease or oil fires in the kitchen.
True
False
Employees should always know where the nearest fire extinguisher is.
True
False
During evacuation, doors and windows should be locked to prevent fire spread.
True
False
A workplace fire can cause injuries, fatalities, and property damage.
True
False
Grease rags may be left near stoves as long as they are used frequently.
True
False
Fire exits must be kept clear and properly lighted at all times.
True
False
Full servicing of automatic fire extinguishing systems is required every six months.
True
False
Staying alert reduces the chance of experiencing a workplace accident.
True
False
Wearing loose clothing around machines is acceptable if you're careful.
True
False
Machine guards must never be removed unless the machine is locked out.
True
False
Reporting unsafe conditions is essential in preventing workplace injuries.
True
False
Horseplay and pranks are acceptable in low-risk workplace areas.
True
False
Lifting heavy objects alone is acceptable as long as you bend your knees.
True
False
Restaurants should offer a free meal to customers injured on the premises to reduce liability.
True
False
Incident documentation is important for legal and safety investigations.
True
False
Restaurants must secure video recordings related to accidents.
True
False
A hotel can be liable for injuries to guests caused by unsafe premises.
True
False
A hotel has no responsibility to warn guests about dangerous conditions.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT part of the fire triangle?
Oxygen
Heat
Fuel
Carbon dioxide
Fire can be prevented by:
Keeping fuel, heat, and oxygen separated
Using water on all types of fires
Leaving equipment on overnight
Locking all fire exits
If you discover a fire, your first action should be to:
Hide under a table
Alert others and activate the fire alarm
Run without warning anyone
Try to extinguish it immediately without checking safety
Which material should NOT be used on grease fires?
Baking soda
Salt
Water
Fire blanket
Fire exits must be:
Locked during emergencies
Clear and unobstructed
Used only by management
Hidden for security reasons
What should you do when evacuating a building?
Panic and run
Close doors behind you
Go back to retrieve personal items
Ignore assembly points
Which rule relates to proper clothing at work?
Wear loose clothing
Wear properly fitted clothing
Avoid wearing PPE
Jewelry is allowed near machines
Which is a correct rule for machine safety?
Remove guards when in a hurry
Never defeat machine safeguards
Operate equipment without training
Wear loose clothing for flexibility
The MOST important thing to do if injured at work is to:
Ignore it
Hide it to avoid paperwork
Get first aid immediately
Wait for it to get worse
Customer complaints should be handled:
By ignoring them
Sensibly, fairly, and professionally
Only by the owner
Only if the customer insists
Negative customer feedback should be:
Deleted
Flagged immediately
Ignored
Responded to weeks later
Which of the following is included in service recovery?
Delaying responses
Following up with the customer
Blaming the customer
Avoiding communication
A hotel guest is legally considered a:
Trespasser
Licensee
Invitee
Contractor
A hotel must maintain:
Poor lighting
Hotel grounds in a reasonably safe condition
Locks only on VIP rooms
No warning signs at all
A hotel breaches its duty when it:
Repairs hazards quickly
Warns guests of unsafe conditions
Cleans sheets regularly
Fails to correct obvious hazards
For negligence to exist, the hotel must:
Cause the guest's injury
Always be at fault
Guarantee no injuries ever happen
Automatically pay all claims
Under vicarious liability, a hotel can be responsible for:
Guest behavior
Maintenance of other hotels
Employee actions within scope of employment
Employee activities outside work
In restaurant incident management, the first action for a minor injury is to:
Ignore it
Move the injured party to a private area
Ask them to write a report
Offer free meals immediately
Restaurants should:
Always admit fault
Offer free meals during liability cases
Document conditions and gather evidence
Avoid taking witness statements
One key reason why customer complaints matter is because:
Customers complain for fun
They provide important information to improve services
They should be ignored
They never affect the business
Which of the following is not a typical strategy for managing risk?
Transferring the risk
Accepting the risk
Increasing the risk
Avoiding the risk
A disaster occurs when:
Hazards occur in unpopulated areas
A community is able to cope with hazards using its own resources
Hazards and vulnerabilities exceed the capacity to cope
No loss of life or property is reported
The formula for disaster is represented as:
Hazard × Capacity = Disaster
(Vulnerability + Hazard) / Capacity = Disaster
Hazard − Vulnerability = Disaster
Hazard / Vulnerability = Disaster
Which of the following is NOT considered a natural disaster?
Flood
Tornado
Wildfire
Chemical spill
Earthquakes result from:
Weather disturbances
Movement of tectonic plates
Increased rainfall
Air pressure changes
A type of disaster involving industrial accidents or terrorism is classified as:
Natural disaster
Weather disaster
Man-made disaster
Geological disaster
In emergency procedures, “shelter-in-place” means:
Immediately evacuate the building
Move outdoors away from the hazard
Stay inside the building and move away from windows
Run to the nearest exit
A workplace lockdown is usually implemented due to:
Fire
Chemical spill
Tornado warning
Violent incident or suspected gunfire
Which of the following is a protective action for life safety?
Salvage operations
Training exercises
Evacuation
Property conservation
Emergency planning begins with:
Conducting drills
Reviewing the risk assessment
Salvage operations
Doing post-incident evaluations
True or False: Disasters are always caused by natural events.
True
False
True or False: People affected by disasters may experience emotional distress before, during, and after the event.
True
False
True or False: Tornado warnings require evacuation to the nearest exit.
True
False
True or False: Tsunamis are mainly caused by earthquakes occurring in the ocean.
True
False
True or False: Man-made disasters include acts of terrorism and industrial accidents.
True
False
True or False: Evacuation plans require a warning system that can be heard throughout the building.
True
False
True or False: During a shelter-in-place, windows and exterior doors must remain open.
True
False
True or False: Lockdown procedures require employees to remain quiet and hidden.
True
False
True or False: Training and drills help employees become familiar with warning signals and procedures.
True
False
True or False: Salvage operations include separating damaged and undamaged goods after an incident.
True
False
