Term 1 Flashcards

1
Q

give the 5 categories of consequences for bad health and safety

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  • reputation
  • social
  • financial
  • emotional
  • employees
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2
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what classifies as a work related accident

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a death or injury resulting from a work related activity, not necessarily just that it happened at work

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3
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how many days must injuries be reported within

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injuries should be reported within 10 days and if the employee is off for over 7 days it must be reported within 14 days

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4
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what are the steps to creating a risk assessment

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  • identify the hazards
  • identify who is going to be at risk
  • evaluating the risk
  • controlling the risks
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5
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what is the hierarchy of controls

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most effective - elimination
- substitution
- engineering controls
- administrate controls
least effective - ppe

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6
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what is the ranking system for dangerous animals

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1, 2 and 3, 1 being most dangerous and 3 being the least

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7
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consequences of a bad risk assessment

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  • reputation
  • poor working practice
  • financial impact
  • higher risk of accidents
  • less time working if your dealing with injuries
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8
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what is the role of health and safety inspectors

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Their main role is to inspect and give advice, information and guidance. A prohibition or improvement notice can be given if an employer or employee has contravened one or more of the statutory provisions. ​(i.e. broken health and safety law)

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