Health And Safety Flashcards
What is statutory compliance?
Statutory compliance refers to the process of adhering to laws and regulations set by governmental bodies.
True or False: Quality compliance only pertains to product manufacturing.
False
Fill in the blank: Organisational compliance helps ensure that a company meets _____ standards.
internal
What is the primary purpose of health and safety compliance?
To protect the health and safety of employees and the public.
Which of the following is NOT a type of compliance? (a) Statutory (b) Quality (c) Environmental (d) Personal
d) Personal
What can be a consequence of non-compliance with statutory regulations?
Legal penalties, fines, and damage to reputation.
True or False: Quality compliance is essential for maintaining customer trust.
True
Define organisational compliance.
Organisational compliance refers to adhering to internal policies and procedures within a company.
What does health and safety compliance often involve?
Implementing policies and practices to mitigate workplace hazards.
Multiple Choice: Which is a benefit of compliance? (a) Increased risks (b) Improved efficiency (c) Higher costs
b) Improved efficiency
Fill in the blank: Statutory compliance is essential for _____ operations.
legal
What role do audits play in compliance?
Audits help assess adherence to compliance standards and identify areas for improvement.
True or False: Non-compliance can lead to a loss of business licenses.
True
What is the main goal of quality compliance?
To ensure products and services meet specified standards and customer expectations.
Fill in the blank: Health and safety regulations are designed to _____ workplace injuries.
reduce
What is one common method for ensuring compliance?
Regular training and education for employees.
Multiple Choice: Which document typically outlines compliance requirements? (a) Employee Handbook (b) Compliance Manual (c) Marketing Plan
b) Compliance Manual
True or False: Compliance is a one-time effort and does not require ongoing attention.
False
What is the relationship between compliance and risk management?
Compliance is a critical component of risk management, helping to identify and mitigate risks.
Fill in the blank: Regular _____ can help ensure ongoing compliance with health and safety regulations.
inspections
What is a compliance officer responsible for?
Overseeing and ensuring adherence to compliance policies and regulations.
True or False: Quality compliance can lead to improved customer satisfaction.
True
What is an example of a statutory requirement?
Minimum wage laws.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key component of health and safety compliance? (a) Employee training (b) Marketing strategies (c) Financial audits
a) Employee training
