Consequences of breach of Health and Safety Laws
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- Q1Which of the following is a consequence of breach of Health and Safety laws?Community servicePublic apologyFinesImprisonment30s
- Q2What is the process of reporting a breach of Health and Safety laws called?ISOHSERIDDORAEO30s
- Q3What is the main aim of Health and Safety laws?To increase productivityTo improve customer satisfactionTo reduce costsTo protect workers and the public from harm30s
- Q4Which of the following is an example of a breach of Health and Safety laws?Not washing hands after using the bathroomUsing a company pen for personal useTaking a long lunch breakFailure to provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)30s
- Q5What is the main function of an HSE inspector?Marketing productsProviding legal adviceEnforcing safety regulationsManaging budgets30s
- Q6What is the role of an HSE inspector in investigating accidents?Reporting the accident to the mediaDetermining the root cause of the accidentCovering up evidence of the accidentAssigning blame to individuals30s
- Q7What type of workplace hazards might an HSE inspector look for?Social, political, economic, and environmentalPhysical, chemical, biological, and ergonomicReligious, philosophical, spiritual, and moralHistorical, cultural, artistic, and literary30s
- Q8What is the HSE inspector's role in enforcing safety culture?Enforcing safety culture through punishment and disciplinePromoting a positive safety culture through education and incentivesIgnoring safety culture altogetherOutsourcing responsibility for safety culture to management30s
- Q9What is the importance of HSE inspections?Placing unnecessary burden on employersDiscouraging innovation and creativityIdentifying and mitigating workplace hazards before they cause harmMaking workplaces less productive30s
- Q10What is the HSE inspector's role in enforcing safety documentation?Withholding approval of safety documentation for personal gainCreating safety documentation without input from employeesIgnoring safety documentation altogetherReviewing and approving safety documentation30s
- Q11What is the HSE inspector's role in promoting worker participation in safety?Discouraging workers from reporting hazardsIgnoring worker input altogetherEncouraging workers to report hazards and participate in safety programsPunishing workers for reporting hazards30s
- Q12What is the HSE inspector's role in enforcing safety standards?Encouraging non-compliance with safety standardsIgnoring safety standards altogetherEnsuring compliance with legal safety standardsCreating arbitrary safety standards for personal gain30s
- Q13When can a HSE inspector issue an improvement notice?When they don't like the company's policiesWhen they find a health or safety issue that needs to be fixedWhen they want to increase company profitsWhen they want to shut down the company30s
- Q14What is the penalty for not complying with an improvement notice?Company restructureA pat on the backVerbal warningFines and legal action30s
- Q15Can a HSE inspector enter a workplace without permission?No, neverOnly with a warrantYes, if they have reason to believe there is a health or safety issueOnly if they are invited30s