Engineering Safety Quiz

What does "Risks" refer to in the context of engineering?

• The certainty of safety

• The likelihood of a hazard causing harm

• The absence of hazards

• The guarantee of no accidents

What can accidents in engineering often result from?

• Safe practices

• Equipment malfunctions

• Proper training

• Regular inspections

Why are risk assessments required?

• To identify and mitigate potential hazards

• To increase production speed

• To reduce employee salaries

• To enhance product design

What is one of the objectives of the session?

• To learn about financial management

• To understand the methods used for identifying hazards

• To develop marketing strategies

• To improve customer service skills

What is the focus of the T Level Technical Qualification in this document?

• Engineering and Manufacturing (Level 3)

• Business Management (Level 3)

• Information Technology (Level 3)

• Health and Social Care (Level 3)

What should learners be able to list and explain?

• The hierarchy of controls

• The steps in product design

• The stages of financial planning

• The levels of customer service

What is a minimum result of completing a risk assessment?

• Increased employee wages

• Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Reduction in working hours

• Elimination of all risks

What does a hazard have the potential to cause?

• Safety

• Loss or harm

• Benefits

• Improvements

In risk assessment, what is the relationship between hazard and risk?

• Hazard is the likelihood of risk

• Risk is the potential of hazard

• Risk is how likely a hazard will cause harm

• Hazard and risk are unrelated

What is the purpose of recording the findings in risk assessment?

• To identify hazards

• To evaluate risks

• To document the assessment process

• To implement control measures