Quiz On 'Ensure Zero Injury Job Site'

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Quiz on 'Ensure Zero Injury Job Site'

Choose the correct answer from the given options. Each correct answer will give 1 mark.

1. Assessing reasonably foreseeable risk is a _________________ requirement. *


(1 Point)

Moral

Financial

Legal

2. What does the law require you to do? *


(1 Point)

The law requires you to be responsible for reasonably foreseeably risk

The law requires you to follow traffic safety 

The law requires you to be more attentive

3. PTW stands for *


(1 Point)

Post Tension Work

Prevent Task Waste 

Permit to Work
4. A duty holder can delegate responsibility but can not give away their accountability. *
(1 Point)

True

False

5. 3 simple test to determine whether risk is reasonably foreseeable- *


(1 Point)

Common knowledge, Industry knowledge, Expert knowledge

Cost estimation, Litmus Test, Crushing Test

Permit knowledge, Hot Job, Scaffolding

6. What is meant by hazard? *


(1 Point)

Anything that can cause offence

The outcome of an accident

Anything that has the potential to cause harm

7. Chronology of action to be taken in case of any incident taken place *


(1 Point)

1.Report the incident; 2.Incident Investigation; 3. Team formation

1. IP is looked after; 2.Preserve the scene; 3.Report the incident

None of the above


8. Reporting of Near Miss is a *
(1 Point)

Lag Indicator

Lead Indicator

Common Indicator

9. Workmen Grading Policy in our project has how many levels? *


(1 Point)

10. Reason to ensure safety control measures during working at site *


(1 Point)

High profit, Job security, No accidents

Legal, Financial, Moral

Attendance, Quality, Equipment

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