C.I.E.H 2
1. It is a legal responsibilities of an employer to provide adequate welfare facilitaties.
Which of the following should not be included as welfare facilities?
A. Toilet facilities B. Drinking water supply. C. Facilities for storing clothing &
changing rooms D. None of the above
2. Health surveillance and medical testing can serve for that purpose except __________
A. Used as control measures B. detect early sign of ill health C. Identify individuals
who are particularly at risk D. indicate the effectiveness of control measures
3. The enforcement authority for high-risk workplace such as factories and
construction sites __________
A. Health and safety executives B. Line manager C. Admin D. None of the above
4. In the service sectors which include shops, offices and catering, health and safety is
usually enforced by ____________
A. Shop owners B. environmental health officers in the local government C. Members
of the public D. Officials of the local government
5. The power of an enforcement executive is restricted in ___________
A. Carry out investigation B. takes samples and photograph C. Compel answers under
caution
6. The largest fine issued in the 2016/2017 period for breach of health and safety laws
is _____________
A. Fine of $50m or 2 years imprisonment B. Fine of $5m or 2 years imprisonment C.
Fine of 50m or 2 years imprisonment D. Fine of 5m or 2 years imprisonment
7. Which of the following does an employee needs to undergo training
A. Taking up new responsibilities B. Introduction of new technology or work
equipment C. Change in system of work D. All of the above
8. In selection of computer person to a job role which of the following is assessed?
A. knowledge and exposure B. experience and honesty C. Skills and experience D.
Willingness and fitness
9. The following are commons types of information that promote health and safety in
an organization except: _____
A. Safe system of work & work instruction. B. Safety responsibilities and policy C.
Safety notice and health surveillance D. Safety notice and control measures to protect
workers
10. Which of the following cannot be used to communicate safety information in an
organization?
A. safety signs and notice B. Safety representative and newsletter C. Mee6tings and
safety bulletins D. Near miss and incidents books
11. Safety signs include all except
A. Warning and prohibition signs B. Firefighting and violence C. First aid sign and
emergency exist D. Mandatory and warnings
12. Warning of danger such as danger of death by electrical equipment, flammable
gas/liquid and slippery surface can be describe by:
A. Circle with a blue9 background & white symbol or text B. Circle with a red outline
and a red line from top left to bottom right C. Yellow triangle with a black outline D.
Red rectangle with white symbol or text.
13. Good information should be assured during critical times. Examples of such times
include all except:
A. Shift changeover B. Period during process interruption and emergencies C. Window
period before manifestation of ill health D. Period between different functions of an
organization
14. __________ is the outcome of the process of risk assessment
A. Risk profile B. Risk control C. Safety management system D. Identification of
hazards
15. The process of risk profiling involves__________
A. Risk Assessment and Hazard identification
B. Risk assessment & Risk evaluation
C. Cost Analysis and Risk Avoidance
D. Consequence and Severity of risk
16. Which of the following is not used in developing a risk profile?
A. Nature and Level of risk Faced
B. Associated cost to each type of risk
c. Effectiveness of the control measure put in place
D. The likelihood and outcome of risk
17. All of the following are factors to be considered when carrying out risk assessment
except______________
A. The Likelihood
B. The extent of the damage
C. The consequences
D. The cause of the risk
18. Some of the possible informed decision arising from risk assessment include the
following except:____________
A. Find a way to remove the hazards
B. Reduce the risk of being harmed as low as possible
C. Isolate the hazards from the user
D. Ensure the most suitable control measure is implemented at the initial stage.
19. When an organization strive to reduce exposure to hazards by changing work
procedures, rotating tasks and creating awareness of the risk and control measure in
place. _______________ Method of control has been adopted
A. Elimination B. Substitution C. Administrative D. Engineering
20. Restricting access to the hazard by putting in physical barriers, enclosing or
guarding of machinery or using local ventilation to remove hazardous substances from
air is an example of ________________ control.
A. Elimination B. Substitution C. P.P.E D. Engineering
21. Which of the following should not be used as criteria for selection of P.P.E ________
A. Suitable for task and work environment
B. Adequate personal protection
C. Fashionable and Fit
D. Properly fit and comfortable
22. ____________________ should be considered only as a last resort, when a hazard
cannot be sufficiently controlled in any other way
A. Elimination B. Substitution C. P.P.E D. Engineering
23. The following are cost of poor risk control except________________
A. Bad publicity and potential business closure
B. Higher cost and decreased profitability
C. Higher legal and insurance cost
d. Higher profitability and bad publicity
24. In taking into account the likely hazards of the work activities, all of the following
should be encouraged except: ________________
A. Identifying the likely hazard of the work activities
B. Provision of safety precautions at loading bays and pits
C. Designing well ventilated windows opening onto a walkway
D. All of the above.
25. In identifying the right temperature in a workplace, which of the following should
not be considered
A. Nature of the job activities
B. The type of clothing worn
C. The outcome of the risk assessment undertaken
D. Ability to adapt to extreme temperature
26. Keeping floor free from obstructions, putting up warning notices and signs, and
putting rules in place such as no running, are suitable control measure for
_____________ hazards
A. Manual Handling
B. Work at Height C. Slip, trip, and fall
D. Lighting of heavy loads
27. Having good lighting and adequate space to d job, covering of re-routing cables,
and using entrance matting is an example of ______________ hierarchy of control
A. Substitution B. Elimination C. Engineering. Administrative
28. In assessing the risk associated with working at height; the following must be
considered except____________
A. Understanding the safe system of work
B. Training and Information
C. Understanding the associated risk
D. Executing unplanned work activities
29. The second most common cause of death at work is _____________
A. Manual Handling B. Workplace Transport C. Hit by falling object D. Slip and trip
30. In developing a control measure for workplace transport, which of the following
should be considered except____________
A. The Site
B. The Vehicle
C. The Driver
D. The Passenger.