Unit 3
1) True or false
a) Risk factors can be classified into three
groups: Safety conditions, environmental conditions and workload and work
organization.
b) The law that regulates the Occupational
Health and Safety states is the 13/1995 law from 8th November.
c) Damages derived from the work are: “any
illness, pathology or injury which is contracted as a result of an exposure to
risk factors arising from work activity”.
d) Accidents are classified into three groups:
Incidents, commuting accidents and intentional accidents.
2) Relates the following words with their meanings: Safety
conditions, Psycho-social elements, incidents, Labour Risk:
a)
The likelihood that a worker may be harmed in their job. In order to classify
different kinds of risks, two factors should be jointly taken into account: the
probability of the harm being realized and the severity of the harm involved.
b) All the material conditions which may cause
working accidents.
c) Communication, interpersonal relationship
workers involvement in the company.
d) There is no visible injury or damage, but
the outcome could be a minor injury, a serious injury or even fatal injury.
3) Fill the blanks
with the following words: workers,
deteriorated, periodically, company, assessment, PPE.
The ________ is to be used wherever there exits
risks for the ________ which cannot be adequately controlled or diminished in
any other way.
The ________ must have a procedure to replace
the PPE´s which are ________ or in bad conditions. The PPE ________ should be
documented and ________ reviewed.
Unit 4
1) True or false
a) In the Risk Assessment process there are two
main steps: first of all the hazards in the workplace are identified; secondly,
the risk level is quantified.
b) For a tolerable risk additional controls are
required.
c) The probability of occurrence: slightly harmful,
harmful and extremely harmful.
d) Any dangerous item mustn´t be replace by
another which involves minor or no risk.
2) Relate risks with the measures to be taken: trivial risk,
tolerable risk, moderate risk, substancial risk, intolerable risk.
a) Work should not be started until the risk
has been reduced.
b) No action is required and no documentary
records need to be kept.
c) Work should not be started or continued
until the risk has been reduced.
d) Efforts should be made to reduce the risk,
but the costs of prevention should be carefully measured and limited.
e) No additional controls are required.
3) Fill the blanks
with the following words: health and
safety, occupational, assessment, workers, diseases, workplace.
The main aim of Risk
______ is not just to assess the ______ risks, but also to make arrangements
for implementing the ______ measures identified as necessary by the risk
assessment, and therefore preventing ______ from getting hurt at work or ill
through work. It is also an important aim to cut back on the costs which
_______ accidents and ______ involved.
Solutions:
UNIT 3
1) a) true, b) false,
c) true, d) false
2) a) labour risk, b)
safety conditions, c) psycho-social elements, d) incidents
3) PPE, workers, company,
deteriorated, assessment, periodically
UNIT 4
1) a) true, b) false,
c) false, d) false
2) a) substancial
risk, b) trivial risk, c) intolerable risk, d) moderate risk, e) tolerable risk
3) assessment, workplace, health and safety,
workers, occupational, diseases.
