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Health Safety Assessment For Associates English August 2016 v4 - Mapped4
Health Safety Assessment For Associates English August 2016 v4 - Mapped4
Associate Name:
Viram K. Shah Date:
2023-06-13
Score: /12
A workplace that is free from behaviour that could be considered harassing, abusive, disruptive or disorderly.
An attempt to exercise physical force against a worker that could cause physical injury to a worker.
A statement or behaviour that is reasonable for a worker in a workplace that could cause physical injury to a worker.
Your supervisor disciplines you for arriving late for your shift.
Your supervisor conducts a performance appraisal with you where you are given constructive feedback.
Your co-worker comments to you that you are using a piece of equipment in an unsafe manner.
4. As an Associate, you are expected to report unsafe work conditions (hazards) or incidents of workplace violence to:
The client supervisor only.
Other Associates.
If you are asked to operate equipment that you have not been trained on.
If you have not received your site-specific WHMIS, Emergency Evacuation procedures and job-site specific training prior to
beginning work on your assignment.
All of the above.
6. You must not participate in any Control of Hazardous Energy Sources Procedures (Lock Out / Tag Out) unless the Client has
provided you with complete onsite training and you have spoken with your Manpower Representative and have received
authorization to participate in these procedures?
True
False
7. If there is a Lock and Tag on a piece of machinery should you remove both so that you can do your job.
Yes
9. Any Personal Protective Equipment that is to be worn must be CSA approved and you must receive proper training.
True
False
10. A co-worker has asked you to do a job that is not normal to your regular routine work. You should:
Listen to the co-worker and complete the task.
12. Is this statement true or false? “It is against the law for your employer or supervisor to fire or punish you for doing what Health &
Safety Legislation expects you to do.”
True
False