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Factors that may cause a fall:

(select all that apply)

movement suddenly starts or stops

  you are moving from one surface to an

  the surface is not capable of supporting a load

  ladders are used incorrectly

 clothing is caught

 surfaces move

 

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Safe systems of work which reduce the risk of falls from height in the workplace may include the use of correctly erected scaffolding or another type of safe working platform.

True

  False

 

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How many categories can falls be grouped into?

Four

  Three

  Two

 

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You may stand on, or walk across, a roof made of fragile material as long as there is a mesh or safety net.

True

  False

 

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What are some safety checks to make before using a ladder?

(select all that apply)

has no damaged, loose or missing parts

is properly erected and secured

projects at least 1 metre above the surface on which the climber will step off

is set at the correct angle of 75 degrees

is set on firm and level ground

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Erectors and installers of scaffolds have legal responsibilities under the Workplace Health and Safety Act and Regulations.

True

  False

 

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Locking out is a way of stopping electrically powered machinery from starting during maintenance – to effective lock out equipment or a machine – you should:

Place either a danger or out of service tag on machinery or equipment

  Attach a lock to the machine switch so it can't be turned on

  All of the above

 

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What is the meaning of this sign?

Corrosion

  Exploding bomb

  Health hazard

 

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A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) includes information on:

(select all that apply)

identity of the chemical

health and physicochemical hazards

safe handling and storage procedures

emergency procedures

disposal considerations

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Manual handling is just about lifting heavy objects:

True

  False

 

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Manual tasks injuries can include:

(select all that apply)

Strains and sprains

Neck and back injury

Slips, falls and crush incidents

Cuts, bruises and broken bones

Hernia

Strained heart muscles

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Appropriate types of hearing protection include:

(please select all that apply)

Headphones (similar to the one you use for your phone or iPod)

Ear muffs

Ear plugs

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Ways to reduce heat stress include:

(please select all that apply)

Drink fluids often

Wear appropriate clothing

Take breaks in a cool room

Only work at night time to avoid the sun