WorksheetsRisk Assessment and Management Concepts
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a hazard in the context of risk assessment?
A method for evaluating work activities.
The chance that harm could occur.
Something that could cause harm to people, property, or the environment.
Actions taken to reduce exposure to risk.
Which of the following is NOT explicitly mentioned as a source of harm (hazard)?
Physical hazards like falling objects.
Chemical hazards from dangerous substances.
Financial hazards from budget overruns.
Psychological hazards such as occupational stress.
What two factors determine the level of risk associated with a hazard?
Cost and time.
Severity and likelihood.
Frequency and duration.
Visibility and complexity.
According to the severity scale presented, which of the following would be classified as a 'Major' injury?
Slight bruising requiring self-help recovery.
Small cuts needing basic first aid.
A strain resulting in up to 7 days of absence.
A fracture requiring hospitalization for more than 24 hours.
What action is recommended when a risk is classified as "tolerable" according to the risk assessment matrix?
Stop all activity and make immediate improvements.
No further action is required, apart from ensuring controls are maintained.
Review the situation at the next scheduled review.
Improve the situation within a specific timetable.
What is the primary purpose of method statements in construction?
To document employee attendance and work hours.
To provide a documented series of steps for employees to follow for carrying out work.
To outline the company's financial projections for a project.
To serve as a marketing tool for the construction company.
Method statements are usually required for which type of work?
Routine administrative tasks.
Low-risk activities with minimal potential for harm.
Higher-risk work, such as involving ladders or complex processes.
General site clean-up operations.
In the hierarchy of risk controls, which measure is considered the highest priority for managing hazards?
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Administrative Controls.
Elimination.
Substitution.
Which document is commonly used alongside method statements to identify potential hazards and assess risks?
Purchase order
Risk assessment
Site diary
Blueprint
Which of the following best describes a 'hazard' in the workplace?
A financial report
A completed task
An unsafe condition or activity that could cause harm
A scheduled meeting
