OHS Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

What legislation does Victoria operate under for work health and safety?

A

OHS Act 2004

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What duties do employers have to provide for a safe and healthy workplace? (5)

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  • safe workplace
  • safe ways of doing each work task
  • safe ways of doing work, written down in the form of a job safety analysis or similar
  • safe plant, tools and equipment that are appropriate for the job being done
  • safety information, work standards and training for any task being undertaken for the first time and supervision of any work being done
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3
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Why do we work under and OHS structure?

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To control risks

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4
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What are the duties and responsibilities of employees when it comes to the OHS Act? (6)

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  • carrying out work that is safe for you and others
  • refraining from interfering with the safe operation of equipment or machinery in the work environment
  • Wearing ppe
  • reporting injury or illness immediately
  • reporting faulty equipment or other safety hazards
  • following instructions on how to work safely and complying with safety laws
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5
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Who monitors compliance with the OHS Act in Victoria?

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Worksafe victoria

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6
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Who do you report a first aid injury to?

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Duty manager

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7
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What is a first aid injury?

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Any I jury that can be treated by on site first aid or clinic that results in no lost time

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8
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Why is personal hygiene important?

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Because it helps prevent you and others from getting or spreading germs and infectious diseases

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9
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How do you wash your hands?(8)

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  1. Wet hands with water
  2. Apply soap
  3. Rub palms together
  4. Clean between fingers and back of your hands
  5. Clean dirty nails with brush
  6. Rinse both sides of your hands
  7. Dry off hands
  8. Use towel to turn off tap
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10
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When do you need to wash your hands? (5)

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  • before and after eating or prepping food
  • touching a sick person
  • blowing your nose
  • traing cuts and wounds
  • touching rubbish and dirty surfaces
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11
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If you identify risks or hazards who do you report it to? (4)

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  • train control
  • fellow workers
  • hsr
  • managers
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12
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PPE, what areas do you need to wear it?

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  • rail corridor
  • sidings
  • yards
  • any time tracks are crossed
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13
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What do these signs mean?

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It’s mandatory you must follow

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14
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What must you do if you observe a hazard, an unsafe work practice or unsafe equity?

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Report to your supervisor immediately and if possible take immediate action to elimate.

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15
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How do you fill in reports? (5)

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  1. They are legal documents
  2. Use blue or black pen
  3. Don’t use whiteout
  4. Make corrections with a single line strikeout and initial
  5. Document must be accurate brief and clear
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16
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When can you take down notes after an incident / accident?

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When it’s safe to do so

17
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How do you submit an incident report? (3)

A
  • via a paper hard copy in the managers corri box (DAO)
  • attach all relevant info (ie can notice)
  • take photo and submit via email
18
Q

How are CAN notices issues? (2)

A
  • handed by station staff
  • transmitted via radio TC
19
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When reporting a fault, what will the train controller provide you as part of the Fault Management Protocol to record in the TMM? (2)

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  • fault category
  • fault reference number
20
Q

What’s this sign advising?

A

Flammable liquids

21
Q

Where are dangerous goods documentation kept on a train?

A

White vinyl bag with red lettering marked dangerous goods. Carried in the leading cab of the train.

22
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What precautions should you take if a train is involved in an accident with a train conveying dangerous goods? (4)

A
  • staying upwind
  • avoiding contact with dangerous material
  • avoiding inhalation of gas fumes most or dust
  • ensure no source of ignition
23
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Who is the initial site controlled in the event of an emergency? (Interim site controller)

24
Q

What can’t you use if there is a bomb threat?

A
  • DTRS or mobile phone
25
What do you need to do if you think you have a needle stick injury? (5)
1. Was with soap and water 2. Notify duty manager or her 3. Go to dr 4. Fill out paperwork 5. Go on needle stick register
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Who can enter a confined space?
Someone who has a confined space entry permit
27
What is the form called when assessing fatigue?
Alertness and Fatigue self assessment form
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Where can you find further information regarding fatigue? (4)
- Better health channel (Vic gov) - health direct (Aust gov) - safe work Australia (Aust gov) - webmd