Safety

It is important to report any accidents or near misses to your supervisor

• Yes

• No

  You should always wear appropriate safety gear when working.

• Yes

• No

What is the most common type of workplace accident?

• Slips and falls

• Cuts and lacerations

• Musculoskeletal disorders

•     Fires

Which of the following is a potential workplace hazard?

• Electrical equipment

• Chemicals

•     Heavy machinery

•    Repetitive motions

•      All of the above

Who is responsible for maintaining a safe work environment?

• Employees

• Employers

• Both

In the shop, the emergency exit is located at:

•   The front

•     The back

•      There is no emergency exit

You should never operate machinery or equipment that you are not trained on

• Yes

• No

   In case of a fire, what is the correct course of action?

•   Run toward the fire to try to put it out

• Alert others, use the fire extinguisher if trained, and evacuate safely

•   Open all windows and doors to let smoke out

• Only exit if there is visible smoke

    If you notice a potential hazard in the workplace, what should you do?

•      Ignore it unless it’s immediately dangerous

•      Fix it yourself, even if you’re not trained

•    Report it to your supervisor as soon as possible

•     Wait for someone else to notice it

  What is a common symptom of workplace stress that can affect safety?

•     Increased concentration

•     Decreased focus and higher accident risk

•   Improved multitasking abilities

•   Reduced need for breaks