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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