2. Health & Safety In the Workplace

3. Question 1

4. You should report any accidents to your supervisor A Sometimes B if you think the accident is serious enough C Always D Only if you are hurt in the accident

5. You should report any accidents to your supervisor A Sometimes B if you think the accident is serious enough C Always D Only if you are hurt in the accident

6. £100

7. Question 2

8. Who’s responsibility is Health & Safety? A Everyone’s B The individual’s C The Companies D Nobody’s

9. Who’s responsibility is Health & Safety? A Everyone’s B The Individual’s C The Companies D Nobody’s

10. £200

11. Question 3

12. If you develop any blisters, rashes at work you should A Ignore it B Treat them yourself C Seek medical advice D Google it for advice

13. If you develop any blisters, rashes at work you should A Ignore it B Treat them yourself C Seek medical advice D Google it for advice

14. £300

15. Question 4

16. Your protective clothing does not fit you properly, you should A swap with someone else B adjust it yourself C Nothing D Inform your supervisor

17. Inform your supervisor Your protective clothing does not fit you properly, you should A Swap with someone else B Adjust it yourself C Nothing D

18. £500

19. Question 5

20. When using electrical equipment at work A Learn as you go along B Ask your colleague C Asked to be fully trained D Don’t refer to the manual

21. When using electrical equipment A Learn as you go along B ask a friend C asked to be fully trained D Don’t refer to the manual

22. £1,000

23. Question 6

24. When using Hazardous Substances refer to A Health for life B COSHH C Rehis D Dangerous substances

25. When using Hazardous Substances refer to A Health for life B COSHH C Rehis D Dangerous substances

26. £2,000

27. Question 7

28. Y When working on a computer please ensure A You are seated next to a friend B You don’t take any breaks C You have regular breaks D You chat on facebook

29. You don’t take any breaks Y When working on a computers please ensure A You are seated next to a friend B C you have regular breaks D you chat on facebook y

30. £4,000

31. Question 8

32. To work on a construction site you must have a ? A CSA Card B Previous experience C SCA Card D. A friend working there

33. To work on most construction sites you must have a ? A CSA card B Previous experience C SCA Card D A friend working there

34. £8,000

35. Question 9

36. Your Employer must A Provide and maintain appropriate signage B Let you wear whatever you fancy at work C Allow you to see your friends at work D Allow you to use your mobile phone Your employer must

37. Provide and maintain appropriate signage Let you wear whatever you fancy at work Allow you to see your friends at work Allow you to use your mobile phone Your Employer must ABCDABCD Your employer must

38. £16,000

39. Question 10

40. What year was The Health & Safety at Work Act introduced: A 1974 B 1895 C 1976 D 2014

41. What year was The Health & Safety at Work Act introduced: A 1974 B 1895 C 1976 D 2014

42. £32,000

43. Question 11

44. When should you report things that seem dangerous, damaged or faulty? A Only if it is in your area B If you can be bothered C Always D Never

45. Iif you can be bothered When should you report things that seem dangerous, damaged or faulty? A only if it is in your area B C Always D Never

46. £64,000

47. Question 12

48. Why is it important to have a full induction prior to starting work A To make you aware of the organisation’s H & S policies B It is a good opportunity to meet some of your fellow workers C The organisation has to have one for each new employee D You can use this opportunity to ask questions

49. Why is it important to have a full induction prior to starting work A To make you aware of the organisation’s H & S policies B It is a good opportunity to meet some of your fellow workers C The organisation has to have one for each new employee D You can use this opportunity to ask questions

50. £125,000

51. Question 13

52. FIRE assembly points, if you don’t where they are: A Ask one of your colleagues B Wait until the alarm sounds and follow the crowds C Ask your supervisor D wait until a practice alarm sounds

53. FIRE assembly points, if you don’t where they are: A Ask one of your colleagues B Wait until the alarm sounds and follow the crowds C Ask your supervisor D wait until a practice alarm sounds

54. £250,000

55. Question 14

56. Are trailing wires on electrical appliances a danger because A They can make you trip B You can jump over them C You can hold onto them D so you know where the plugs are

57. They can make you trip Are trailing wires on electrical appliances a danger because A B You can jump over them C You can hold onto them D so you know where the plugs are

58. £500,000

59. Question 15

60. What colour are fire escape signs and doors A Blue B yellow C white D green

61. What colour are fire escape signs and doors A Blue B yellow C white D green

62. £1,000,000

63. Resources Links to appropriate websites: http://www.hse.gov.uk/index.htm http://www.safetynews.co.uk/ http://www.hse.gov.uk/resources/casestudies. htm