HSE Assessment - HSE Training And Certification Institute

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

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You have 55 minutes after which the exam will automatically submit. Pass mark is 50%.

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1.

Accident Control and Risk assessment

How can workers best contribute to a positive safety culture in the workplace?

They should know how to complete work quickly if things go wrong

They should report unsafe conditions after an accident has occurred

They should know the location of the first aid kit and accident book

They should report any unsafe conditions as soon as possible

1 out of 17

2.

Fire Safety

Choose 3 elements that are required to start a fire

Earth, Heat source, Fuel

Heat source, Air, Fuel

Water, Air, Heat source

Fuel, Co2, Heat source

2 out of 17

3.

First Aid and CPR

If someone has a seizure (fit), you should place something in their mouth to prevent them swallowing their tongue

True

False

4.

First Aid and CPR

If you find a collapsed victim, what is the first thing you should do?

Check the area for any potential hazards

Try and wake the person up

Call for emergency medical help

Check for breathing

5.

First Aid and CPR

It is acceptable to just perform chest compressions only if you are unable or not trained to deliver rescue breaths

False

True

6.

First Aid and CPR

You come upon a person who has lost a significant amount of blood, has a very pale skin color, and is confused. What do you suspect the cause to be?

Seizure

Stroke

Low blood sugar

Shock

7.

First Aid and CPR

What should you do to arrest dangerous bleeding?

Clean it first and call for help

Take them to the hospital immediately

Don't give them water to drink and lay them down

Apply direct pressure, raise legs up and keep them warm

8.

First Aid and CPR

What is the maximum time you should spend checking for normal breathing?

10 seconds

20 seconds

5 seconds

1 minute

9.

First Aid and CPR

What is the correct ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths?

15 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths

30 chest compressions to 5 rescue breaths

30 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths

15 chest compressions to 1 rescue breath

3 out of 17

10.

Communication in health and safety

BLUE health and safety signs can be classified as?

Stop signs

Prohibition signs

Mandatory signs

Hazard signs

4 out of 17

11.

Good Housekeeping

1. Which of the following would prevent injuries from occurring at work?

Ensuring that the workplace is organised and tidy.

Lifting heavy objects by bending over.

Keeping the lighting low.

Wearing light clothing that can be quickly seen.

12.

Manual Handling

The most effective way to prevent back injuries at work is to…

Prohibit workers from lifting any heavy objects

Have a separate staff which lifts loads and objects

Implement an ergonomics program that redesigns tasks and work environment with an eye toward minimizing back hazards

None of the above

5 out of 17

13.

Accident Control and Risk assessment

Who has responsibility for health and safety at your place of work?

Maintenance team

Line manager

Facility manager

Everyone at your place of work

6 out of 17

14.

Fire Safety

Electrical fires are best tackled with?

CO2 fire extinguisher

Water fire extinguisher

Wet chemical fire extinguisher

Foam fire extinguisher

7 out of 17

15.

Accident Investigation,Accident Control and Risk assessment

When should injuries, work related illness and near misses be reported

Within 5 days of the incident occurring

Only if the employee requests it

Within 8 hours of the incident occurring

Within 3 months of the incident occurring

8 out of 17

16.

Workplace security

Which of the following is a security counter measure for facility protection?

Access Control

Use of body guards

Use of Protected Vehicles

Sound proof doors

9 out of 17

17.

Accident Control and Risk assessment

What should you do if you find a safety hazard but no one else has noticed it?

a) Leave the area straight away.

Inform your colleagues and tell them to stay away from that area

Keep on working and then report it at the end of the day.

Report the problem to your supervisor immediately.

10 out of 17

18.

PPE

PPE is Required:

When the employee has less than five years experience

When it's raining

When on a jobsite

Where there is an exposure to hazardous conditions or where it has been determined that a hazard exists

11 out of 17

19.

Accident Control and Risk assessment

Which of the following is correct for JSA (Job Safety Analysis).

It is a good idea to do, but not essential

Only do it if the job is a big job

It is a legal requirement and must always be carried out prior to starting the job

Only needs to be done for hazardous work

12 out of 17

20.

PPE

If you find a fault in your PPE, such as a chip in a hard hat, what should you do?

Keep wearing it for the rest of your shift and then throw it away

Remove it from everyone's access and inform your manager or supervisor

Throw it in the bin and continue the day without it until it can be replaced

Ask a colleague if you can use theirs while they're away

13 out of 17

21.

Working at height

Personnel Suspended In The Harness After A Fall May Cause ________

Hanging trauma

Stress trauma

Fear trauma

Suspension trauma

22.

Working at height

Who Is Prohibited From Working At Height?

Workers without fall protection

Workers with health problem such as heart disease, psychosis, epilepsy, etc.

Workers without personal fall arrest system

All of the above

14 out of 17

23.

Accident Investigation,First Aid and CPR

What’s the first thing to do when approaching the scene of an accident?

Shout out if anyone needs help.

Wait for the emergency services.

Make sure the area is safe for you to approach and enter.

Identify and then attend to the most serious injury.

15 out of 17

24.

PPE

What is the purpose of a chemical respirator?

To enable the wearer to work underwater safely and for extended periods

To filter and remove hazardous substances from the air that the wearer breathes

To draw in and enrich the oxygen from the air that the wearer breathes

To prevent asthma attacks from irritating substances in the air around the wearer

16 out of 17

25.

Accident Control and Risk assessment

What is the best way of dealing with a hazard to ensure others are not put at risk?

Remove it immediately

Leave it for others to sort out

Place a barrier tape around it

Display a notice or warning sign

17 out of 17

HSE Assessment

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

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