26 Questions
What is safety?
Being protected from danger, risk, or injury
Which best describes safety management objective?
Prevent human injury or loss of life
What is an accident?
An undesired circumstance causing illhealth or injury
What does an incident refer to?
Near misses that could cause accidents
In safety terms, what does 'near-miss' mean?
An incident where no harm occurs
What is the primary goal of safety management?
To prevent accidents and incidents
What is the main legal obligation that organizations have when it comes to preventing accidents and ill-health?
To comply with occupational safety and health standards
What percentage of accidents are caused by unsafe acts rather than unsafe conditions?
90%
What is the primary reason given in the text for why organizations should prevent accidents?
To protect the well-being of employees
What is the relationship between reported accidents and near-misses according to the text?
For every accident reported, there are 600 near-misses
What is the main financial reason given in the text for why organizations should prevent accidents?
To avoid the costs associated with accidents
What should you do if you encounter an unsafe condition or act?
Report it to your supervisor immediately
Which of the following should you avoid doing at work?
Performing tasks you are not trained or authorized for
What should you do if you are taking medication that makes you sleepy or affects your vision?
Inform your supervisor about the medication
What should you do if you witness a near-miss incident?
Report it to your supervisor
Which of the following actions demonstrates being accountable for safety in the workplace?
Cleaning up spills immediately and keeping the work area organized
What is the key to accident prevention?
You, the individual worker, and your commitment to safety
What are the two primary causes of accidents according to the text?
Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions
Which of the following is NOT an example of an unsafe act given in the text?
Conducting a risk assessment
Which of the following is an example of an unsafe condition?
Damaged tool or equipment
What are the two factors that usually result in unsafe conditions and unsafe acts according to the text?
Personal factors and job factors
What are the three stages mentioned in the text for preventing future accidents after an accident occurs?
Accident response, accident investigation, and corrective actions
What is the first priority when responding to an accident?
Tending to any injured workers
What is the purpose of an Accident Investigation according to the text?
To determine the cause of the accident and prevent future occurrences
What is the final step mentioned in the text after an Accident Investigation?
Implementing corrective actions
What are the three elements of a Job Safety Analysis?
Sequence of job steps, potential hazards, and actions to prevent hazards
Test your knowledge on defining basic terminology, outlining reasons for a safe workplace, and understanding unsafe acts and conditions in the context of health and safety in the industry.
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