Heights – Falls (SAF – Heights) – Knowledge Check

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1. Question
In relation to Falls, list in order the three (3) specific Regulatory requirements to minimise the risk of fall?
- providing a fall arrest system
- providing a fall prevention device
- providing a work positioning system
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Referring to the WHS Regulations, what are the three (3) levels of control measures to help protect persons when working at heights?
- Erecting physical barrier
- Providing personal fall protection
- Measures to ‘catch’ a person after the person has fallen
- Group insurance
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3. Question
At what height is a fall protection system required for construction work?
- 2.0 Metres
- 3.0 Metres
- 5.0 Metres
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How do you identify factors that may contribute to or increase risk?
- Consult with workers, including managers, supervisors and HSR
- Examine work practices and systems of work
- Examine worker records
- Getting advice and information
- Review workplace incident data
- Review human resource data
- Monitor workers' social media profile
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Working in harsh and uncomfortable conditions can contribute to fatigue, for example, exposure to heat, cold, vibration or noisy workplaces can make workers tire quicker and impair performance.
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- False
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Workers and their health and safety representatives (if any) must be consulted when:
- planning and designing work schedules and rosters
- making decisions on how to manage the risks of fatigue
- proposing changes to working hours, work schedules and procedures
- making decisions about providing information and training on fatigue
- after an incident or ‘near miss’ where fatigue was a factor
- before changing the colour scheme of the office
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How can risks be managed at the workplace?

Arrange the steps in the right order.
- Implement control measures
- Identify hazards
- Assess the risk
- Monitor and review effectiveness of control measures
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Match the duties to the responsible entities.
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- Has the primary duty to ensure workers and other persons are not exposed to health and safety risks arising from the business or undertaking.
- Must exercise due diligence to ensure the business or undertaking complies with its work health and safety duties.
- Must take reasonable care for their own health and safety must also comply with any reasonable instruction.
- PCBU
- Officer
- Worker
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1. Question

In relation to Falls, list in order the three (3) specific Regulatory requirements to minimise the risk of fall?

2. Question

Referring to the WHS Regulations, what are the three (3) levels of control measures to help protect persons when working at heights?

3. Question

At what height is a fall protection system required for construction work?

4. Question

How do you identify factors that may contribute to or increase risk?

5. Question

Working in harsh and uncomfortable conditions can contribute to fatigue, for example, exposure to heat, cold, vibration or noisy workplaces can make workers tire quicker and impair performance.

6. Question

Workers and their health and safety representatives (if any) must be consulted when:

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