The IOSH Managing Safely course identifies three key reasons why organisations should manage safety and health. What are they?
Introducing Managing Safely
Question · Easy
The three reasons Managing Safely gives for managing safety and health
Why Manage Safely
Flashcard
In the 'accident iceberg' cost model taught in Managing Safely, what does the larger hidden part of the iceberg below the waterline represent?
Question · Medium
___ case: the argument for managing safety that appeals to human suffering rather than to cost or to statute.
Why safety matters
Guess the Term
Introduction & Exam Overview
1.1 What Is IOSH Managing Safely?
Study guide
Cheat sheet
Following a workplace accident, which of these costs would an organisation usually have to bear itself because it is an UNINSURED cost?
Read the clue and guess the term in 6 tries.
Game
Can a manager delegate accountability for safety?
IOSH Managing Safely is primarily designed for which group of people?
Anything in a workplace that has the potential to cause harm.
Judging likelihood
Which statement best expresses the MORAL reason for managing safely?
Insured versus uninsured accident costs
Which of the following is a LEGAL consequence an organisation may face if it fails to manage safety and health?
Chance that something in the workplace will hurt someone, weighed with how bad the harm could be.
1.2 Exam Format & Dual Assessment
A manager asks a team member to carry out the weekly workplace safety inspection. Which statement about responsibility and accountability is correct?
Swap tiles to line up three of the same term.
Term Match
HSE's estimated annual cost of poor health and safety in Great Britain
Why is it misleading for a manager to assume that 'insurance will cover the cost of any accident'?
Scoring layout that crosses how likely harm is against how severe it would be, so the scores can be ranked.
Which pairing of definitions used in Managing Safely is correct?
The scale of work-related ill health in Great Britain
Which of the following is a realistic business benefit of effectively managing safety and health?
Helmet, gloves or safety boots worn as the last resort after engineering and other controls have been tried.
Safety measures
1.3 Certificate Validity & Study Plan
Within a well-managed organisation, who has responsibility for health and safety?
Flip two cards at a time to find matching terms.
Term Pairs
Work-related deaths: accidents versus disease
Which ONE of the following accident-related costs is normally an INSURED cost?
Question · Hard
Extraction system with a hood that collects dust, mist or fume at or near its source and ducting that carries it away from people.
In Managing Safely, what is the definition of a HAZARD?
Assessing Risks
How Managing Safely is assessed
How does Managing Safely define RISK?
Mask or hood that removes contaminants from the air the wearer takes in, or feeds clean air from a cylinder.
Chapter 1: Introducing Managing Safely
2.1 Moral, Legal & Financial Reasons
Using the 5x5 risk matrix taught in Managing Safely, how is a risk rating calculated?
Find five hidden terms in a grid of letters.
Term Search
Hazard versus risk
A task is assessed as 'likely' (likelihood 4) to cause a 'catastrophic' outcome (consequence 5) on the 5x5 matrix. What is the risk rating?
Six-step ranking of safety measures that runs from the most effective option down to the least effective.
Which option lists the five steps of risk assessment in the correct order?
HSE's five steps for managing risk
When deciding 'who might be harmed and how' during a risk assessment, which groups need particular consideration?
Britain's national regulator for the risks arising from work, which can inspect sites, serve notices and prosecute.
Understanding responsibilities
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