Work Health and Safety

What is the correct technique for safe lifting?

• Feet apart, load away from body, lift with knees

• Feet apart, load close to body, lift with legs

• Feet together, load close to body, lift with knees.

• Feet together, load away from body, lift with back.

The likelihood of a hazard causing injury or harm can best be decribed as...

• Hazard

• Risk

• Danger

• Risk assessment

Which control measure from the heirachy of control involves using physical barriers to control hazards?

• Elimination

• Administrative controls

• PPE

• Engineering controls

What does the following picture represent?

• Mandatory signs

• Safety signs

• Fire signs

• Prohibited signs

What is the following sign categorised as?

• Emergency information

• Hazard

• Mandatory

• Prohibited

Who governs Work Health and Safety in NSW?

• Safe Work NSW

• Workers compensation

• Employers

• Business owners

Who has a duty of care in the work place?

• Supervisors

• Employees

• Sub-contractors

• All of the following

A hazard is...

• The chance of tripping over

• A situation that may cause injury

• The likelihood somebody might get hurt

• There are no hazards on work sites

Whose responsible for providing training in regards to polices, procedures and risk assessment?

• Clients

• RMIT

• Employees

• Employers

Match the image with the correct type of hazard

• Biological

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• Musculoskeletal

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• Working conditions

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• Chemical

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• Environmental

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