5 Questions
According to the Health and Safety Executive, how do they define Situational Awareness?
Being aware of what is happening around you
What is important to never do in the context of workplace safety?
Use excessive force
What is important to do when walking from point A to point B?
Always plan a safe route and look in the direction you are travelling in
What should you do if you spot a hazard in the workplace?
Sort it if possible and report it immediately
Which is not a component of situational awareness?
Imagination
Study Notes
Situational Awareness
- Situational Awareness is defined by the Health and Safety Executive as the ability to identify, process, and comprehend information about how to navigate the environment safely.
Workplace Safety
- It is important to never assume that someone else will take care of hazards in the workplace.
Safe Movement
- When walking from point A to point B, it is important to stay focused on the path and avoid distractions.
Hazard Reporting
- If you spot a hazard in the workplace, you should report it to the relevant person or department.
Components of Situational Awareness
- Noticing is not a component of situational awareness; the other components include perceiving, processing, and responding to information.
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