Quantitative and Qualitative Analyses Tools

Is safety quantitative or qualitative?

What are the 4 main risk management strategies, or treatment options?

• Risk Reduction

• Risk Avoidance

• Risk Transfer

• Risk Acceptance

What is the hierarchy of control?

• A system for controlling risks in the workplace.

• A method for evaluating employee performance.

• A strategy for financial management.

• A guideline for workplace decoration.

Why is hierarchy of control important?

• It helps in controlling exposures to hazards.

• It is a way to increase productivity.

• It is used for financial audits.

• It is a method for employee training.

What are some common methods used in the hierarchy of control?

• Customer service techniques, sales tactics, product development.

• Time management, project planning, team building.

• Marketing strategies, financial planning, employee engagement.

• Elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, PPE.

How does the hierarchy of control help in risk management?

• By providing a structured approach to minimize risks.

• By improving customer relations and feedback.

• By increasing employee satisfaction and morale.

• By enhancing communication within teams.

Which level of the hierarchy of control is considered the most effective?

• Administrative controls.

• Substitution of the hazard.

• Elimination of the hazard.

• Personal protective equipment.

What is the first step in the hierarchy of control?

• Administrative controls.

• Elimination of the hazard.

• Substitution of the hazard.

• Engineering controls.

Which of the following is an example of personal protective equipment (PPE)?

• Safety goggles.

• Safety audits.

• Job safety analysis.

• Workplace policies.

How can administrative controls be implemented in the workplace?

• By issuing safety gear.

• By replacing hazardous materials.

• By using physical barriers.

• By providing training and supervision.