42 Questions
Which model for workplace hazards was prevalent until the early 20th century?
The assumption of risk
What is the role of Workers' Compensation?
To provide financial support to injured workers
What are Guidelines and Policies in relation to OHS?
Specific rules referred to in regulations or acts
Which agencies are often responsible for establishing practical guidance on the implementation of OHS practices?
CSA and ILO
What are the mandatory components of OHS programming outlined in OHS acts?
Act, worker protection, and duties/responsibilities
What is the general duty provision in OHS acts across Canada?
The duty of employers to ensure employee safety
According to the text, how many minor injuries did the company have?
15
Based on the information provided, what is the total number of days lost due to major injuries?
55
According to the text, what is the injury severity calculated to be?
20
According to the text, what is the primary responsibility for health and safety in Canadian workplaces?
Employers
What is the purpose of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)?
To provide information about chemical hazards in the workplace
What are the duties of supervisors according to the text?
Ensuring health and safety of workers under their supervision
What does Bill C-45, also known as the Westray legislation, add to the Criminal Code of Canada?
Corporate liability for OHS under the Criminal Code
Which of the following is a social goal of Workers’ Comp?
Provide services to prevent injuries
What is the formula for calculating injury frequency?
Frequency = (number of injuries / total hours worked) x 200,000
What is the purpose of vocational rehabilitation in Workers’ Comp?
To help injured workers return to their place of employment or find similar work elsewhere
What are some examples of occupational diseases?
Various cancers, skin diseases, allergic reactions to materials and components in the workplace
Which of the following is a key aspect of workers' compensation?
All of the above
What is the purpose of workers' compensation?
To give stability to employees
How is compensation for workers calculated in some jurisdictions?
Both of the above
What is the purpose of the "no-fault" system in workers' compensation?
To remove legal liability
According to the text, how is the injury severity calculated?
(60 / 600,000) * 200,000
Based on the information provided, what is the injury severity?
20
What is the formula for calculating the experience rating?
(60 / 600,000) * 200,000
Which of the following is a key element included in all OHS legislation?
The assignment of duties and responsibilities to employers and others
What is the general duty provision in OHS acts across Canada?
The provision requiring employers to take every reasonable precaution to ensure employee safety
What is the purpose of workers' compensation?
To provide financial support and benefits to workers who are injured or become ill on the job
Which of the following best describes the prevailing model for workplace hazards until the early 20th century?
The assumption of risk
What is the purpose of guidelines and policies in relation to OHS?
To explain how the general intent of the act will be applied in specific circumstances
What is the role of workers' compensation in OHS?
To provide financial support to injured workers
Which of the following is a key aspect of workers' compensation?
No-fault system
What is the purpose of vocational rehabilitation in Workers’ Comp?
To help workers injured on the job to return to work
How is compensation for workers calculated in some jurisdictions?
Based on a percentage of average earnings
What are the mandatory components of OHS programming outlined in OHS acts?
Risk assessment, hazard identification, and control measures
Which of the following is a duty of the Joint Health and Safety Committees (JHSC)?
Conducting workplace inspections
What is the purpose of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)?
To promote workers' rights to know about chemical hazards
What is the primary responsibility for health and safety in Canadian workplaces?
Employers
What does Bill C-45, also known as the Westray legislation, make companies responsible for?
Protecting workers from harm
Which of the following is NOT a goal of Workers' Comp?
Facilitate the re-employment of disabled workers
What is the formula for calculating injury frequency?
Frequency = (number of injuries / total hours worked) x 200,000
What is the formula for calculating injury severity?
Severity = (number of days lost to injuries / total hours worked) x 200,000
What is the total number of hours worked in a year for a company that employs 300 people who work 8-hour shifts for 250 days?
600,000
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