Lesson 7 Flashcards

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What is the purpose of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974?

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Establishes employer responsibilities for employee health, safety, and welfare.

Mandates risk assessments and the provision of safe working conditions.

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How does the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 impact emergency planning?

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Requires emergency protocols for workplace hazards.

Ensures staff training for emergencies like fires or chemical spills.

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What does the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulate?

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Control of hazardous substances to prevent harm to health.

Identification, assessment, and mitigation of risks.

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How does COSHH impact emergency planning?

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Requires procedures for handling chemical spills or exposure.

Mandates availability of safety data sheets and protective equipment.

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What is RIDDOR and what does it require?

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Reporting of workplace incidents, injuries, and diseases.

Ensures record-keeping for investigations and compliance.

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How does RIDDOR impact emergency planning?

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Provides a framework for incident reporting during emergencies.

Informs risk assessment updates to prevent recurrence.

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What is the Zoonoses Order 1989 concerned with?

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Control and notification of zoonotic diseases.

Protocols for managing animals with transmissible diseases.

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How does the Zoonoses Order 1989 impact emergency planning?

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Guides response plans for disease outbreaks like avian flu.

Coordinates with veterinary and public health authorities.

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What is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005?

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Assigns responsibility for fire risk assessment to building managers.

Requires fire prevention measures and emergency evacuation plans.

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How does the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 impact emergency planning?

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Ensures regular fire drills and staff training.

Promotes integration of fire safety into broader emergency response.

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What does the Movement of Animals (England) Order 2006 regulate?

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Regulates the movement of animals to control disease spread.

Includes permissions and biosecurity requirements.

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How does the Movement of Animals (England) Order 2006 impact emergency planning?

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Critical for livestock disease outbreaks.

Supports quarantine and movement restrictions.

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What does the Firearms Act 1968 regulate?

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Firearm ownership and use.

Ensures licensing, storage, and usage compliance.

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How does the Firearms Act 1968 impact emergency planning?

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Addresses firearm-related risks in incident planning.

Guides secure storage and handling during emergencies.

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What is the purpose of the Zoo Licensing Act 1981?

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Ensures the safe operation of zoos and animal welfare.

Includes requirements for emergency escape planning.

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How does the Zoo Licensing Act 1981 impact emergency planning?

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Mandates contingency plans for animal escape or zoonotic outbreaks.

Involves coordination with local authorities and emergency services.