Questions

Q1. List and describe the four-stage process model recommended and published by state and territory WHS authorities with regards to risk management

Answer:
Knowledge Evidence.
Q2. Identify five (5) appropriate methods to identify hazards and provide an example of a situation where you identified a hazard in your workplace.

Answer:

Knowledge Evidence.
Q3. Identify five (5) people involved in the assessment of risk and what their role regarding risk would be.

Answer:

Knowledge Evidence.
Q4. Identify three (3) consultative processes that would lead to the identification of hazards in the workplace.

Answer:
Knowledge Evidence.
Q5. Identify five factors you should consider when assessing risk in the workplace.

Answer:

Knowledge Evidence.
Q6. When assessing risk, what systematic method would you use?

Answer:

Knowledge Evidence.
Q7. Identify and explain the hierarchy of risk control recommended and published by state and territory WHS authorities.
Knowledge Evidence.
Q8. Why do organisations need to maintain WHS records?

Answer:
Knowledge Evidence.
Q9. What are the potential consequences to WHS if hazards are not identified or risk controls are inadequate?

Answer:
Knowledge Evidence.
Q10. How can employees’ skills and knowledge be optimised by management to improve health and safety practices in the organisation?
Answer:
Knowledge Evidence.
Q11. Identify one actual or foreseeable security issue at your workplace and how you could eliminate or control this risk?
Answer:
Performance evidence