1: Which one is not a hidden cost of occupational accidents? Reduced product quality Loss of productivity Sick pay

Question 2: The following are examples of common energy source that can lead to injury except Explosive Flammable gases Slips

Question 3: The following are examples of chemical hazards except Vapour Mist Pressure

Question 4: Which specific high-risk activity can lead to fatality in the construction industry? falls fires or flame dust

Question 5: The health effects which are characterised by sudden severe exposure and rapid absorption of the substance is known as Chronic health effect Acute health effect Contagious disease

Question 6: Which category of accident is caused by harmful chemicals and gases? Burns Slips and Trips Falls

Question 7: The following are some of the causes under the indirect cause of root cause analysis except Unsafe condition Unsafe Act Personal factors

Question 8: An accident investigation is important as it helps organizations to continually improve workplace safety. The purposes of accident investigations includes the follows except: Prevent the reoccurrence of a same or similar accident Continuous monitoring and measuring of the organisations safety and health performance As a way to gauge the effectiveness of corrective and preventive measures

Question 9: Which of this is part of the three types of causes in root cause analysis. Assessment Data Collection Direct Cause

Question 10: The following are examples of ergonomics hazards except Temperature Lighting Poor designed tools or work areas

Question 11: In what ways can management's involve employees for the success of safety and health programme Hazard prevention and control Worksite analysis Safety and health training

Question 12: Set up safety and health functions with proper personnel, programmes and systems in place is one off the fundamental roles of Management Supervisors Employees

Question 13: What are some of the potential sources of hazards under the mechanical classification of hazards Sharp points and edges. Exposure to airborne and blood borne viruses Damage to electrical cord insulation,

Question 14: Trauma is a body wound, produced by a sudden physical injury, as from an accident. They are characterized by the following except Incidents are easier observe Incidents are easier to evaluate Has latency period

Question 15: Which of the following hazards analysis method analyses work processes in detail by analysing the process step-by-step to identify potential hazards along the way. Change Analysis Job Hazard Analysis Events and Causal Factor Analysis;

Question 16: What are some of the potential source of hazards under the ergonomics classification of hazards Bacteria and fungus Wrong design of workstation Sensitizers and corrosive chemicals.

Question 17: The following are some of the causes under the policies and procedures of root cause analysis except hazardous materials Personal Factors Environmental Factors

Question 18: Hazards reporting is very important in every organization. However, the hazard reporting system is not limited to hazard identification. It should also include Employee's involvement and participation. hazard assessments of the workplace Audit

Question 19: In the process of developing the safety and health programmes, there are objectives that should be taken into consideration except, to Reduce injuries Improve workers morale Reduce illnesses

Question 20: What are some of the potential sources of hazards under the Psychological classification of hazards Broken or missing electrical face plate Grinding wheel without guarding. Stress, sexual harassment Exclusive mode

Question 21: The following are some of the reasons for conducting an audit except. To satisfy management To identify hazards To ensure compliance

Question 22: Which of these activities is performed to verify the conformance on the implementation of written safety procedures. Safety observation Safety inspection Safety audit

Question 23: What is the objective of conducting hazard analysis? Employees participation Identify potential hazards Work procedures

Question 24: The health and safety inspection part of audit process focuses on the following except Identify the hazards associated with each step. Select a job to be analysed Frequency of incidents or accidents occurring in the area.

Question 25: Aspects of Emergency and Medical Planning include the following except Physical layout of workplace Emergency equipment Emergency planning and preparation

Question 26: One of the following is not a fundamental task of management in demonstrating their full commitment towards providing a safe and healthy workplace Monitor safety and health performance and take necessary corrective measures on time Reviewing the effectiveness of safety and health programmes Write and sign-off safety and health policies, procedures, budget, goals and targets

Question 27: Which category of accident is caused by hearing loss Burns Cuts Excessive noise exposure

Question 28: Which of this is part of the phases in the root cause analysis process Indirect cause Policies and Procedures Follow up

Question 29: The safety and health audit are conducted for the following reasons except To evaluate the performance of safety and health management. To determine the safety and health condition of a workplace. For fault finding process.

Question 30: In the eras of safety management which of them concentrated on cleaning up the physical conditions as well as teaching and training workers on the safe ways of working. The Inspection Era The Unsafe Act and Condition era The Industrial Hygiene Era