WPHS Refresher

Workplace Health and Safety Assessment

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Manual handling is just about lifting heavy objects.

True

False
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A manual task means a task that requires a person to lift, lower, push, pull, carry or other move hold or restrain any person, animal or thing that involves one or more of the following:
- Repetitive or sustain force
- High or sudden force
- Repetitive movement
- Sustained or awkward posture
- Exposure to vibration
True

False
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Constant muscular aches or pains may indicate that there is too much physical stress?

True

False

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Link the ways to reduce risk with its how to?

Ways to Reducing Risk \| How to	How to
Eliminate double handling		No Answer
Change the size or weight of the packaging		No Answer
Reduce push / pull forces		No Answer
Suitable Equipment		No Answer
A safe workplace layout		No Answer

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A fall in the workplace causing neck or head injuries may result in damage to the spinal cord. This can lead to permanent disability.

True

False
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A host employer can insist that you wear rubber-soled shoes if you are working on a concrete, tiled or wooden floor.

True

False
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A guard on a meat slicer has been removed during cleaning. Before using the machine to slice again, the safest procedure is to:

The machine will work without the guard, so it is ok to use.

The guard must be replaced before operating the machine.

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You can pull out the appliance plug, anytime.

True – it’s safe.

False – always switch off appliances at the power point before you pull out the plug.
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A hazardous substance can be:

Any solid, liquid or gas, that may have an adverse effect on your health or the health of others.

Only liquids and gases that can have an adverse effect on your health or the health of others are considered hazardous substances.
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When using hazardous substances you should first:

Read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Talk to your supervisor

You must follow the agreed safe work procedures for your workplace

All of the above

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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
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Likely sources of excessive noise can be:

Please select all that apply:

Slicers

Bandsaws

Blenders

Food processors

Mizers and washing machines

Compressors

Steam cleaners and steam presses
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Some people can get “used” to noise?

True

False
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Treatment of burns should include immediate immersion in cool, running water.

True

False
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Employees who work part-time do not need to participate in evacuation drills.

True

False
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