Occupational Safety & Health Management

According to the class lecture note, what is one of the direct costs of work-related injuries or illnesses for employees?

What was the first comprehensive act to cover all industries and employers in Britain regarding health and safety?

What is a crucial part of enhancing workplace safety communication?

According to the lecture, what body part accounts for the highest percentage of workplace injuries?

Who is responsible for initiating early intervention strategies after an industrial accident and injury?

What is the primary aim of employers when dealing with workers developing health problems?

What is the purpose of lead indicators in safety performance measurement?

What does compliance with safety rules and regulations enhance?

Which of the following is NOT one of the overarching objectives of the European strategic framework on health and safety at work 2021–2027?

In laboratories, what is the primary concern regarding hazardous chemicals?

What is the primary purpose of identifying non-conformance in the context of OH&S performance measurement?

What is the primary goal of return-to-work programs in industry?

Why can it be difficult to measure the indirect costs of an occupational accident or illness?

What does the text suggest is an important aspect of fostering positive labour relations?

What agency was established to ensure the implementation of the Occupational Safety and Health Act?

What is emphasized as the primary factor contributing to the global issue of occupational health and safety?

What is the final step after identifying a risk and making improvements?

How often should the risk management process be reviewed and updated?

When was the Occupational Safety and Health Act signed into law in the United States?

What is one of the primary reasons for employers to offer health and safety training according to the text?

According to the text, what is a significant part of health and safety that requires thorough organization?

Which type of monitoring evaluates past performance based on lagging indicators?

What does a safe work environment ensure during unforeseen circumstances?

What role do Occupational Health Services play in disability management?

What is the threshold for claiming undue hardship in disability accommodation?

What is the primary goal of focusing on accident prevention in the workplace?

What does ALARP stand for regarding risk management?

What does disability management aim to minimize?

Which measure involves reducing the likelihood of injuries or ill-health by acting directly on the risk source?

What is the baseline for selecting actions to be implemented and defining the urgency of the implementation of corrective measures?

Which organization continuously updates occupational health and safety standards?

What is one benefit of health and safety training in the workplace?

Which method might involve workers using hearing protection as a temporary measure?

Which tool is NOT mentioned for monitoring hazard control programs?

What is the primary aim of the risk classification process?

What motivates job seekers to prioritize safety-conscious organizations?

What is the first step in the risk analysis process?

What is the primary aim of risk management?

What must companies ensure regarding Occupational Health and Safety performance?

What percentage of GDP is estimated to be the cost of occupational accidents and work-related diseases?

What is the primary purpose of measuring occupational health and safety (OH&S) performance?

What does safety performance information provide feedback on?

Which regulation in Britain requires employers to conduct risk assessments and implement suitable health and safety measures?

Which principle of disability management emphasizes early intervention?

Why is it important to monitor and review hazard control programs and methods?

What is the most fundamental reason for maintaining a safe work environment?

How does a safe work environment foster innovation?

What is the importance of engineering controls in hazard management?

What was the impact of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 on workplace fatalities between 1974 and 2019?

What are the main ways to control a hazard?

What year were the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 introduced?

What is the main goal of risk management according to the text?

Who is primarily responsible for performing risk assessment regarding safety and health at work?

What is emphasized regarding the prevention of accidents and injuries?

What is one of the company roles and responsibilities regarding OH&S performance?

Which of the following is NOT an example of prevention measures according to the hierarchy of control measures?

How does a commitment to safety contribute to sustainability?

Why is a safe work environment important?

Why is it important for the work environment to be safe?

Why is it important to monitor and review hazard control programs and methods?

How are lag indicators defined?

What factor has contributed significantly to the decline in work-related injuries and illnesses since 1974?

Which of the following is NOT listed as a typical workplace injury?

When was the Occupational Safety and Health Act signed into law in the United States?

What is the name of the European Agency responsible for addressing occupational health and safety issues?

Which of the following is NOT a step in the risk management process?

Which step in the risk management process involves identifying legal requirements, standards, or company regulations?

Who is responsible for ensuring the implementation of prevention measures in the workplace?

Which regulations were introduced to support the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 by providing specific duties for employers and employees?

What is ergonomics primarily aimed at?

Which factor contributes to reducing turnover in a company?

According to the text, what is a crucial aspect of management's role in promoting workplace safety?

What do lead indicators measure?

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven most important factors for maintaining a safe workplace?

What type of indicators measures outcomes after an incident, such as incident rate or lost time work injury?

What is disability management operationally defined as?

Why is it important for employers to be aware of the need for support from the workplace for sick workers?

Which step in the risk management process involves the determination of potential consequences of the identified risks?

What role does a commitment to safety play in community relations?

What is an employee's responsibility regarding workplace equipment and protective clothing?

Which of the following is NOT one of the methods used to support the risk analysis process?

What is the primary reason for preserving a safe work environment?

What are some of the indirect costs of occupational accidents or illnesses for employers?

Why is communication important when making changes to work processes or machinery?

What does the Duty of Care imply for employees?

According to the text, who plays a central role in the disability management process?

Which of the following is NOT one of the main elements of health and safety legislation in Britain?

Why are occupational health issues often given less attention compared to occupational safety issues?

Which of the following is NOT one of the main ways to control a hazard?

What is emphasized as the starting point for effective communication in health and safety plans?

Which of the following is NOT one of the objectives of the European Commission's new strategic framework on Health and Safety at Work 2021–2027?

According to the OSHA act of 1970, what are employers mandated to offer in the workplace?

What is the primary function of a non-conformance?

What factor is likely to reduce turnover in a company?

Which of the following is considered the first line of defense against exposure to hazards?

What are employees responsible for regarding Occupational Health and Safety?

What is the primary concern in laboratories regarding risk management?

What is the primary goal of occupational safety and health (OSH)?

What is the first step in the risk prevention and control strategy?

What is the definition of a hazard in the context of workplace safety?