Workplace Safety Hazards Quiz

• The degree of chance that a hazard will cause harm
• The likelihood of a hazard causing harm
• The object that a hazard is occurred on (correct)
• The condition or situation capable of causing physical harm

• The condition or situation capable of causing physical harm
• The source of potential damage or harm
• The likelihood of a hazard causing harm
• The degree of chance that a hazard will cause harm (correct)

• Accidents involve actions, while incidents involve reactions
• Accidents always cause harm, while incidents may or may not cause harm (correct)
• Accidents are always controlled, while incidents are uncontrolled
• Accidents are unplanned events, while incidents are planned events

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