Safety Quiz

Why Life-Saving Rules (IOGP) necessary?

• To create confusion among workers

• To increase company profits

• To eliminate fatalities at the workplace

• To reduce employee productivity

How many IOGP (Life Saving Rules)?

• 12

• 9.5

• 11

• 9

What is the first action you should take if a chemical spills on your skin?

• Cover the spill with a cloth

• Wait for a supervisor to assist you

• Rinse the affected area with plenty of water

• Apply a bandage immediately

Which of the following is NOT a common sign of an unsafe work environment?

• Cluttered walkways

• Regular safety drills

• Poor lighting

• Unsecured equipment

What is 'protected area' in IOGP Working at Heights?

• An area not enclosed by handrails requiring fall protection equipment

• An area designated for emergency evacuations

• An area with restricted access for supervisors only

• An area where workers can take a break

What are the steps you should take if you discover a fire that cannot be control in the workplace?

• All of the above

• Call 911 or the local emergency number

• Evacuate the building immediately

• Sound the fire alarm

What is the purpose of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

• To list the prices of chemicals

• To provide information on the safe use and handling of chemicals

• To describe the taste and smell of chemicals

• To advertise chemical products

Why is it important to disconnect power before servicing electrical equipment?

• To prevent electric shock

• To save electricity

• To keep the equipment cool

• To avoid electrical interference

What is the best practice for manual lifting heavy objects to avoid injury?

• Lift object alone when coworker nearby

• Lift with your legs straight and back bent

• Use a swift, jerking motion to lift quickly

• Ask a coworker to help or use lifting equipment if necessary

What should you do if you notice unsafe conditions in your workplace?

• Ignore it and assume someone else will report it

• Immediately inform your supervisor or safety officer

• Try to fix it yourself, even if you're unsure how

• Wait until the next safety meeting to bring it up