EVERSITY ACTIVITIES
Chapter 1
Which of the following is an example of a WHS hazard?
- Excessive noise levels
What is the purpose of WHS policies?
- To communicate safe work practices
True or False: WHS regulations are territory/state-specific.
- True
Arrange the following steps in the correct order for ensuring easy access to WHS
information: (tamang pagkakasunod)
- Define safety procedures
- Develop a WHS information communication plan
- Involve staff
What is the purpose of providing WHS Information?
- To ensure a safe working environment for personnel
What is the definition of WHS Information?
- Information essential in maintaining the health, safety, and security of personnel at
an organization
What are some examples of hazards in the workplace?
- Excessive noise and improper lighting
How can WHS information be communicated to staff?
- Through a combination of verbal and non-verbal communication
Chapter 2
What are Organisational WHS procedures?
- Procedures set up at the workplace to ensure the safety of personnel
What is the purpose of monitoring in WHS?
- All of the above
Who has the responsibility of adhering to organisational WHS practices?
- Employees
Why is adhering to organisational policies and procedures important?
- All of the above
What is the duty of an employee at the workplace?
- To take reasonable care for their health and safety
What are examples of non-compliance by employees?
- All of the above
True or False: WHS Acts impose penalties on employees for non-compliance
- True
Which of the following are examples of compliance with WHS practices?
- Conducting training
- Holding fire drills
- Electing WHS representatives
Chapter 3
What are hazards?
- all of the above
Which of the following is not a method of hazard identification?
- Environment analysis
Why is daily hazard identification important?
- All of the above
True or False: Hazard reporting aims to prevent accidents from taking place.
- True
Match the risk assessment method with its description.
● Quantitative risk assessments - Assigns numerical values to risks.
● What if analysis - Imagines potential scenarios
● Fault tree analysis - Identifies potential cause of failures
● Hazard operability analysis - Assesses potential hazards and their consequences
Which of the following is a risk control method?
- All of the above
True or False: Inadequacies in risk control measures should be reported.
- True
Match the risk control measure with its purpose.
● Eliminate - Remove risks and hazards
● Administer - Implement administrative controls
● Protective Gear - Provide personal protective equipment
● Re-Design - Redesign processes to minimize risks.
Chapter 4
What are hazards?
- Threats or risks involved in activities or at the workplace.
What is a hazard?
- A threat or risk involved in activities or at the workplace.
How should hazard identification be carried out?
- Systemically and comprehensively
What is the purpose of hazard reporting?
- All of the above
What are the methods to carry out risk assessments?
- Qualitative risk assessments, Quantitative risk assessments, Generic risk
assessments, Site-specific risk assessments, and Dynamic risk assessments.
How can hazards be identified?
- Through inspections.
What are some risk assessment methods?
- What-if analysis.
Match the risk control method with its description:
● Eliminate - Remove the hazard completely
● Substitute - Replace the hazard with a safer alternative
● Re-Design - Modify the design to reduce risks
● Administer - Implement administrative controls
● Protective Gear - Provide personal protective equipment
Chapter 5
What is the importance of providing regular WHS training?
- It prevents accidents
What are the types of training options available for WHS?
- Both A and B
What factors should be considered to identify training needs?
- All of the above
What are action plans in training?
- Plans to illustrate steps in the learning process
How often should WHS training be conducted?
- It depends on the type of training
What should be considered when arranging WHS training?
- All of the above
What is the significance of monitoring the effectiveness of training?
- All of the above
What indicators are important for making required adjustments to training?
- Both A and B
Chapter 6
Which of the following best defines WHS records?
- Information inscribed on some medium
What is the purpose of WHS reports?
- To provide an analysis of a WHS event or incident
What is an important practice for effective record management?
- Indexation and categorisation
What does the records life cycle describe?
- The different stages in the lifespan of a record
Complete the following statement: Data and reports used in WHS management contribute
by...
- Check mo lahat
Match the following recordkeeping practices with their descriptions.
● Document Retention - Knowing which records to keep and for how long
● Indexation and Categorisation - Tagging records with search terms for easy retrieval
● Control Storage and Access - Determining factors in the success of record
management system
● Prioritise Privacy - Maintaining strong privacy controls on certain types of records
Which of the following is an example of data used in WHS management?
- All of the above
Match the type of record with its description.
● Qualitative Data - Descriptions, observations, and narration of events or situations
● Quantitative Data - Measures, facts and figures, statistics, and graphs
● Hazard Identification Reporting documents - Reports on identifying hazards in the
workplace
● Risk assessments reports - Reports on assessing and managing risks
