24 Questions
What is the first step in the Hierarchy of Control Program for handling hazards?
Elimination replacing/substituting materials
What is the purpose of Administrative Controls in risk control?
To direct or provide guidance on the safest method for completing a job or task
What does PPE consist of?
Clothing, helmets, goggles, and other devices designed to protect the individual from specific hazards
What is the primary focus of Engineering Controls in risk control?
Modifying work environments through equipment, isolating machinery, or ventilating a work environment
What are the physical and mental conditions resulting from hazards known as?
Repetitive strain injury
What is the purpose of Risk Analysis in risk control?
To determine where and when a control is necessary
What is the second step in the Hierarchy of Control Program for handling hazards?
Substitution
What is the purpose of PPE in risk control?
To protect the individual from specific hazards
What is the primary focus of Administrative Controls in risk control?
Changes to work practices, policies, procedures, training, and rules
What is the purpose of Engineering Controls in risk control?
Methods of modifying work environments through equipment, isolating machinery, or ventilating a work environment
What is the third step in the Hierarchy of Control Program for handling hazards?
Engineering Controls
What is the purpose of Elimination or replacing/substituting materials in risk control?
To remove the hazard
What is the definition of risk assessment?
The process of identifying and analyzing hazards and risks in the workplace
What is risk perception based on?
Individual interpretation of potential harm and concern for consequences
What are the two main pillars of risk analysis?
Probability and Consequences
What is the definition of incident in the workplace context?
An event or occurrence that had or could have had a negative impact on people, property, or processes
What are the common types of injuries and illnesses mentioned in the text?
Overt Traumatic Injuries and Overexertion Injuries
What are the common methodologies for hazard identification mentioned in the text?
Walk through surveys, Task & Job Inventory, and Hazard Analysis using fault tree
What is the focus of hazard identification related to people?
Rushing and not being focused
What is the focus of hazard identification related to equipment?
Proper maintenance and lighting
What is the focus of hazard identification related to environment?
Temperature (weather conditions) and materials
What is the focus of hazard identification related to processes?
Poor workplace design and unrealistic schedules
What is the focus of hazard analysis using fault tree?
Manufacturing and root cause analysis
What is the focus of risk analysis once hazards are identified?
Determining probability and severity of an incident or injury
Test your knowledge of workplace safety terminology with this quiz. Identify and understand the definitions of key terms such as hazard, risk, risk assessment, and risk perception. Enhance your understanding of workplace safety and how to mitigate potential risks.
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