10 Questions
What are some examples of physical hazards in the workplace?
Violence, poor lighting, noise
Explain the difference between less serious and more serious health hazards related to hazardous substances.
Less serious health hazards can be skin irritants, while more serious ones can be carcinogens or respiratory sensitisers.
What does PPE stand for and what is its purpose?
PPE stands for Personal Protective Equipment and it is worn to protect individuals from hazards that cannot be eliminated in a better way.
Why is PPE often considered the 'last resort' in terms of safety measures?
PPE is considered the last resort because it only protects the wearer, while controlling risks at the source can protect everyone.
Give an example of a chemical hazard pictogram used to represent corrosive substances.
Corrosive substances
How can workplace conditions like poor housekeeping contribute to hazards?
Poor housekeeping can lead to slips, trips, and falls.
What types of hazardous substances are represented by the pictograms for flammable liquids and explosive materials?
Flammable liquids and explosive materials
Explain the concept of 'human failure' in the context of workplace safety.
Human failure can include errors, violations, slips, lapses of memory, and mistakes.
Why is it important to identify workplace hazards?
Identifying workplace hazards is crucial for implementing effective control measures and ensuring the safety of workers.
What are some examples of psychosocial hazards in the workplace?
Bullying, harassment, poor leadership
Test your knowledge on identifying and preventing workplace hazards such as electricity, moving vehicles, chemicals, noise, and more. Understand the risks associated with different scenarios to ensure a safe work environment.
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