A3 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What year is the health and safety at work act

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1974

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What does the HSWA set out

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Duties of employees and employers to ensure health of anyone at work or anyone who may be affected by work activities

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What do employers specific duties include

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Providing and maintaining plant (equipment used in the workplace)
Arrangements for risk to health
Information,instructions, training and supervision necessary
Entry and exit are safe
Facilities are safe
CPD (continuous professional development)

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What year is the management of health and safety at work regulations

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1999

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What do the management of health and safety at work regulations 1999 set out to do

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Aim to reduce the number and severity of accidents in the workplace

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What year is control of substance hazard to health (COSHH)

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1994
Amendments 2002

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What is the purpose of COSHH

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To protect people against risk to health arising from work related exposure to hazardous substances

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What are the steps of COSHH

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Carry out an assessment of the tasks in the laboratory
Assess the factors that decide the appropriate control approach
Determine the control approach
Implement and review

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What year is the personal protective equipment (enforcement regulations)

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1992
Amendment 2018

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Examples of PPE

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Face mask
Gloves
Apron
Hair nets

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What year is reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations (RIDDOR)

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2013

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What is the purpose of RIDDOR

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To define employers duties to report serious workplace accidents, occupational diseases and specified changeless occurrences

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What year is special waste regulations

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1996

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What is the purpose of special waste regulations 1996

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Used to provide an effective system of control for wastes that are dangerous and have special requirements placed on their handlings

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What year is the hazardous waste regulations

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2005

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What is the purpose of hazardous waste regulations 2005

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Regulatory framework that governs the management and disposal of hazardous waste in England/wales

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What year us the waste electrical and electronic regulations (WEEE)

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What is the purpose of WEEE

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Aims to reduce the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment that ends up in landfill

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What year is the regulatory reform (fire safety) order

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What is the purpose of the regulatory reform (fire safety) order 2005

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Provides a framework for regulating fire safety in all nine domestic premises

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What year is the manual handling operations regulations

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What is the purpose of manual handing operations regulations 1992

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Requires and employer to carry out a risk assessment on all manual handing tasks that pose an injury risk

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What year is the health and safety (display screen equipment) regulations

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What is the purpose of the health and safety (display screen equipment) regulations 1992

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Details how employers are responsible for their employees

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What is a reportable injury under RIDDOR
Blindness Crush injury Serious burns
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What is a risk
A situation involving exposure to danger Occurs from a hazard
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What is a hazard
A danger/risk
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How many steps to a risk assessment are there
5
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What are the 5 steps of a risk assessment
Identifying the hazard Deciding who might be harmed and how Evaluating the risks and deciding on precautions Record your findings and implement them Review and update your risk assessment
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How to implement following health and safety procedures
Prepare a health and safety policy, manage risk and risk assessments, report accidents and illness
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Why is following health and safety procedures important
It protects the wellbeing of workers, visitors and customers
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How to implement keeping oneself and others safe, including evacuation
Avoid any actions that could cause harm to others, do not cause damage to property, report any health and safety hazards and near misses
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Why is it important to keep yourself and others safe, including evacuation
Prevents you and others from injury
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How to implement securing an area
Access control systems, security audits, secure doors, surveillance cameras
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Why is it important to secure an area
To keep employees and visitors safe
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How to implement reporting and escalating
Warn people who might be affected, report the problem to an appropriate authority figure
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Why is it important to report and escalate
Silence can perpetuate an unsafe work environment, putting everyone at risk
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How to implement debriefing and reflecting on the root cause to prevent situations recurring
Set a clear agenda, create a comfortable environment,discuss challenges, identify areas for improvement, review
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Why is it important to debrief and reflect on the root cause to prevent situations recurring
Allows support, people can reflect and identify key areas
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Under what circumstances would you evacuate an area
In the event of a fire