CBT Practice for Mock2 Retake

How is information about health and safety recorded?

What is most likely to cause harm or loss?

Which of the following is an example of an emergency procedure?

Which type of recording is used to capture verbal information during safety meetings or training?

"Occupational Licensing" is primarily required for:

What communication method is most effective with a multi-lingual workforce?

Which is an implication of not following occupational health and safety legislation?

What is a method of communicating information verbally?

Which of the following is a responsibility of a safety officer?

What type of risk control protects workers from dangerous noise levels?

Which is an information analysis technique?

What is a method of categorizing and organizing information?

What should be used when formally recording information?

"Safety and Security" in the workplace includes:

Where would information about operating equipment be found?

What is the most effective way to identify employees' health and safety concerns in the workplace?

Why is it most important to ensure health and safety information is given to all employees?

What is the first action to take when performing a risk assessment?

What is most likely to affect the way health and safety information is communicated?

What is the relationship between two variables called?

What does a performance indicator specifically measure?

What record will show that a meeting took place in a workplace?

"Standard Operating Procedures" (SOPs) are:

What provides safety information about a product?

Where would information about current regulations be sourced?

What is the purpose of guarding on machinery?

What is the most important type of PPE to wear when using lasers?

What method of record keeping is the most appropriate for a verbal account?

"Regulations" in OHS are:

How can health and safety information be communicated verbally?

Which document contains health and safety information?

Which of the following would be an example of the elimination control in the Hierarchy of Controls?

What is the first stage of the hierarchy of health and safety controls?

What term describes something with the potential to cause harm?

What document is associated with the safe use of chemicals?

What information should be provided to contractors when they first come onsite?

What committee can employees use to raise occupational health concerns?

Why is a permit to work required for staff working in high-risk areas?

Which external factor influences internal health and safety communications?

Which of the following is the highest level of "Occupational Requirements"?

What type of recording might involve the use of cameras or surveillance during safety inspections?

Who would be a good source of advice for an occupational health matter?

What is an effect of not providing health and safety information to employees?

The most common method used for assessing risk involves:

How is financial information most commonly categorized?

What is the best way to promote a health and safety culture amongst staff?

What is the most effective risk control measure?

What is the purpose of a work permit system?

What type of report must be prepared to ensure that working areas are safe?

What is manual handling?

What is a confined space?

What does hierarchy of hazard control mean?

Which is not a health and safety risk?

What type of software can hold data and be used to generate graphs?

What is a first aider trained to do?

In the Hierarchy of Controls, which of the following would fall under administrative controls?

Which of the following would be considered a risk in a workplace?

What does "Occupational Health" primarily focus on?

What type of data will provide information on developments in technology?

What does a circuit breaker do?