Canadian Occupational Health And Safety:

Short answers:

• What are four categories of strain reactions?
• What steps should be taken immediately after a workplace incident where an injury occurred?
• What is the first step in managing workplace violence?
• Hazard evaluation belongs in which stage of the crisis management process?
• In the case of mental disability, what is the most significant attributed cost to a leave?
• According to the text, what is the most common occupational risk factor concerning workplace violence?
• Being a member of the JHSC is most consistent with which of the 3 principle rights of workers?
• According to the text, which is the longest lasting stage of a fire?
• What does the term mobbing refer to?
• If I increase noise level by 3db, how loud is it?

True or False:

• Complying with CSA Z1000-06 may help an organization limit their liability.
• WCB experience ratings are designed to ensure injured employees are compensated fairly.
• The MOL and MOE can investigate the same incident involving the release of a controlled substance.
• A workplace label must be attached to a container holding a hazardous product before being delivered to the workplace.
• Inorganic solvents fall into two categories - acids and bases.
• A return to work coordinator is usually an employee of a third party disability management company.
• The main route of entry for biological agents is through ingestion or penetration.

Long answers:

• What is the difference between stress, stressor and strain?
• Five benefits of completing an accident investigation?
• What are four general conditions associated with RSI?
• Explain the ABC model of safety behaviour.
• What is RAC?