Health and Safety Flashcards

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Give 4 safety practices an employer should ensure in the work place

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welfare facilities such as first aid are provided
PPE is provided
appropriate safety signage is provided
dangerous items and substances are used and stored safely

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What is the Health and Safety Executive?

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national independant watchdog for work related health, safety and illness

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What do the HSE do?

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help companies meet health and safety obligations

produce guidance documents and investigate accidents in the workplace

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How should employers comply to COSHH regulations?

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prevent, reduce or control workers’ exposure to substances that me be hazardous

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5
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Give 3 examples of hazardous substances

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paints
fumes (e.g. from soldering)
airborne particles such as dust

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What symbol will substances usually show that meets the classification labelling and packaging (CLP)?

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hazard pictograms e.g. flammable gases

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Give 3 general guidelines to keep people safe and free from harm

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do no operate any machinery unless you have been trained in its use
work areas should be kept clean
walkways should be kept clear

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Give an additional safety guideline that may be used in industry

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job rotation to prevent RSI or injury caused by lapse in concentration

vehicles will be fitted with a flashing light

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What is a risk assessment?

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statutory process that considers what might cause harm to people and what reasonable steps might be taken to prevent that harm

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Outline the risk assessment process

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identify hazard
who is at potential harm
risk and control measure in place
review

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Give 2 ways in which designers and manufacturers can ensure safety?

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safety symbols

right for consumers to get their money back

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What 3 parts is the consumer rights act split into?

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1 - concerns consumer contracts for goods and services
2 - concerns unfair terms
3 - concerns other miscellaneous provisions such as letting agencies

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Give 2 areas part 1 of the consumer rights acts covers

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goods to be of satisfactory quality

goods to be fit for a particular purpose

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Give 2 areas part 2 of the consumer rights acts covers

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requirement for contract terms and notices to be fair for any goods or services
requirement for transparency of fees and services

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What is the BSI?

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works with industry and government to produce a set of standards to assure consumers that products are well produced and fit for purpose

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16
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Which BSI must the safety of toys comply with?

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BS EN 71

17
Q

Give 3 provisions toy manufacturers must comply with

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carry out safety assessment of the toy
make sure that the toys is accompanied by instructions for safe use
make sure toy is designed to comply with requirements during normal period of use

18
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What does the Lionmark indicate?

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toy has been made by members of the BTHA who adhere to a code of practice that includes rules

e.g. ethical and safe manufacture
ban on counterfeit goods
desire to promotes value of play