T Level - 1.5 & 1.6 Safety Conscious procedures

What does being "safety conscious" primarily involve in the workplace?

• Eliminating all risks involved in a specific operation

• Lowering the risks involved in the process to an acceptable level

• Ignoring safety procedures

• Increasing the risks involved in the process

Which of the following is an example of a 'mechanical' safety measure?

• Conducting regular safety meetings

• Introducing a local exhaust ventilation system

• Providing safety training to employees

• Implementing administrative controls

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to be safety conscious?

• Introducing engineering controls

• Implementing administrative controls

• Ignoring safety issues

• Guarding the moving parts of machinery

Which of the following is essential when reporting potential hazards in construction?

• Good communication

• Quick decision making

• Immediate evacuation

• Detailed documentation

What is the purpose of site inductions in construction?

• To educate site operatives about the safety processes on a specific site

• To train workers in advanced construction techniques

• To provide first aid training

• To discuss the financial aspects of the project

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to be safety conscious in construction?

• Reporting potential hazards

• Site inductions

• Financial planning

• Toolbox talks

What is the purpose of 'toolbox talks' in construction?

• To discuss a particular topic between trades

• To provide health and safety training

• To report potential hazards

• To educate site operatives about safety processes

Which of the following is included in the training for construction safety?

• Use of equipment, health and safety, fire and first aid training

• Financial management and budgeting

• Advanced construction techniques

• Project management skills

Who routinely inspects construction sites for safety?

• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

• Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

• National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

What should you be prepared for at all times on a construction site?

• Equipment failure

• Weather changes

• An audit of site safety

• Supply deliveries