Question 1: List six (6) sources of external information to determine OHS requirements, policies and procedures. 

Question 2: Mention the eight (8) key sources of information for hazard identification that you should find in most workplaces.  Question 3: Who are OHS specialist? List the five (5) important OHS specialists.  Question 4: List three (3) changes external to the workplace hazards that may impact the hazard identification process.  Question 5: List the various stages (phases) of a construction project when hazard identification shall be done.  Question 6: List the six (6) commonly used tools for analysing the work environment to identify hazards.  Question 7: List five (5) important factors that should be included in the hazard identification process.  Question 8: What are different biological hazards commonly present at any workplace?  Question 9: List four (4) major risk factors for biomechanical hazards.  Question 10: List the six (6) predictable ways in which risk controls fail.  Question 11: Define the hierarchy of hazard control.  Question 12: When prioritising the risk, what factors affect the validity and reliability of risk assessment?  Question 13: Name the document that give guidance on how to comply with the regulatory requirements.  Question 14: In order for a risk to be tolerable, what controls need to be in place?