Hazard Identification – Test Your Knowledge

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What is the definition of a hazard?
- A hazard is anything that has the potential to cause harm, such as an object, substance, activity, or condition
- A hazard is any activity that is guaranteed to cause harm in the workplace
- A hazard is a risk that has already resulted in harm or injury
- A hazard is any unsafe behaviour by employees
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Who has responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 when it comes to identifying hazards?
- Employees
- Employers
- Customers
- Suppliers
- Local Authorities
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What is the definition of a chemical hazard?
- Anything that puts physical pressure or strain on our physical body such as physical pain, sounds, light, heat etc
- Any external, biological substance that can cause immediate or long term harm
- Any external, non-biological substance that can cause immediate or long term harm
- Processes or ways of working that impact psychological health or wellbeing
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What does ABBI stand for?
- Awareness Before Beginning Inspection – a workplace safety acronym.
- Assess, Balance, Build, Inspect – steps for conducting a risk assessment.
- Above, Below, Beyond, Inside – a method for systematically identifying hazards in a workplace.
- Avoid, Block, Brace, Investigate – a strategy for responding to hazards.
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What hazards can be seen in this illustration of an active yard? (select three answers)
- Working at height
- Sparks next to flammable materials
- Open electrical cabinets
- Walking beneath crane loads
- Open, exposed pits
- Standing on forklift forks
- Potholes and debris
- Potholes and debris
- Not looking before crossing
- Walking on an active vehicle roadway
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What hazards can be seen in this illustration of an active yard? (select three answers)
- Working at height
- Sparks next to flammable materials
- Open electrical cabinets
- Walking beneath crane loads
- Open, exposed pits
- Standing on forklift forks
- Potholes and debris
- Not looking before crossing
- Walking on an active vehicle roadway
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What hazards can be seen in this illustration of an active yard? (select four answers)
- Working at height
- Sparks next to flammable materials
- Open electrical cabinets
- Walking beneath crane loads
- Open, exposed pits
- Standing on forklift forks
- Potholes and debris
- Not looking before crossing
- Walking on an active vehicle roadway
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What questions should you ask once you have identified workplace hazards?
- “When will the next audit be scheduled?”
- “What could go wrong?”
- “Are our customers satisfied with our service?”
- “How serious would the outcome of an incident be?”
- “How can we increase production?”
- “How often is this likely to lead to an incident?"
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Hazard identification is the first step in what health and safety process?
- Risk Assessment
- Employee Recruitment
- Safe Systems of Work
- Morning Safety Briefings
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