ASSESSMENT
Name of the Student: KENT PAUL C. UBAY-UBAY
Contact no.: 09264808653
Course, Year and Group no.: BSCRIM 2- G5
Learning hub: NAAWAN LEARNING HUB
MODULE 4 ASSESSMENT
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Select and encircle the correct answer for each of the following questions.
Erasures and questions left unanswered are considered wrong.
1. It is a condition which gives you freedom from hazard, risk, accident which may cause
injury, damage and loss to material or property damage and even death.
a. Accident b. Risk
c. Safety d. Hazard
2. It is an unexpected or unplanned event which may or may result in injury or damage or
property loss or death.
a. Accident b. Risk
c. Safety d. Hazard
3. It is defined as harmful condition sustained by the body result of an accident.
a. Injury b. Risk
c. Incident d. Hazard
4. It is a potential to cause harm.
a. Injury b. Risk
c. Incident d. Hazard
5. It is an event which represents deviation from the intended sequence of designed steps.
a. Injury b. Risk
c. Incident d. Hazard
6. A chances of personnel and physical loss.
a. Injury b. Risk
c. Incident d. Hazard
7. An unexpected and unplanned occurrence, including acts of violence
arising out of or in connection with work which results in one or more workers incurring a
personal injury, disease or death.
a. Occupational accident b. Temporary Incapacity
c. Occupational injury d. Permanent Incapacity
8. An injury which results from a work-related event or a single
instantaneous exposure in the work environment (occupational accident).
a. Occupational accident b. Temporary Incapacity
c. Occupational injury d. Permanent Incapacity
9. A case where a person is fatally injured as a result of occupational accident whether
death occurs immediately after the accident or within the same reference year as the
accident.
a. Occupational accident b. Temporary Incapacity
c. Fatal Case d. Permanent Incapacity
10. Defines as “any human action that violates a commonly accepted safe work procedure or
standard operating procedure.”
a. Unsafe Condition b. Unsafe Act
c. Unsafe Risk d. Unhealthy Hazard
11. defines this as the physical or chemical property of a material, machine or the environment
which could possibly cause injury to people, damage to property, disrupt operations in a
plant or office or other forms of losses.
a. Unsafe Condition b. Unsafe Act
c. Unsafe Risk d. Unhealthy Hazard
12. The things that must be done regularly to keep something working properly.
a. House Keeping b. Slip Hazard
c. Cleanliness d. Tripping Hazard
13. The following are the 5S of Housekeeping except one;
a. Sort b. Systematize
c. Sway d. Standardize e. Self-Discipline
14. A technique which includes the art of lifting, placing, storing or movement of materials
through the use of one’s physical strength or appropriate handling equipment.
a. Manual Material Handling b. Material Safety
c. Material Storage d. Safety Data Sheet
15. Means moving or handling things by lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying, holding, or
restraining using one’s physical strength.
a. Manual Material Handling b. Material Safety
c. Material Storage d. Safety Data Sheet
c. Fuel d. Heat
MODULE 5-8
1. If you are the Manager in an organization, what is your role of influencing managing Safety? Write it
in a paragraph form (20 pts).
As a manager it is my responsibility to make sure that employees follow health and
safety laws and creating policies for a safer work environment. I must take measures in identifying
potential workplace hazards and improve existing conditions. Though everyone is responsible for
their own safety and health and for that of others whose activities they may influence or control, I
also must ensure that I am familiar with, and fulfil my obligations, for promoting effective health and
safety.
2. Give at least 5 out of 10 General fire safety precautions and explain its significance in the workplace.
(10pts.)
Exit doors should be clearly marked.
Exit routes and exit access or fire doors must be clear and unblocked to allow for
quick and safe exit in case of an fire emergency. Blocking and obstructing exit doors and
routes will create delay, panic, and confusion in the case of an emergency and acts as a safety
hazard.
Flammable substances should be kept elsewhere outside the building.
This is to reduce the likelihood of fire. Highly flammable chemicals should be
stored, transported and used in a safe manner which reduces the risk of fire and reduces the
likelihood of them adding fuel to any fire on site.
A fire hose and buckets should be available and kept for the purpose of extinguishing
class A fires rapidly.
This should be kept in an area that is visible and accessible by all in order to
quickly extinguish class A fires.
Paper storage should not be near lights, fans, electrical boxes, heaters or outlets
Paper is combustible. While solid blocks of paper may not be easily ignited, once they
have caught fire flames can spread rapidly and be difficult to extinguish. Loose paper, shrink-
wrap material and flammable liquids or gases can ignite easily and spread the fire to other
materials.
Practice fire drills should be held so employees and boarders are familiar with their
responsibilities should a real fire occur.
It will allow employees and boarders to practice evacuation procedures in a
simulated situation to ensure they are fully aware of how to safely exit the building. The more
familiar employees are with fire drill procedures, the higher the chance that staff remain safe
and well during an emergency.
3. Examine the electrical hazard in your home and create or apply corrective and preventive measures.
Show proof of evidence by providing photos or a narrative report. (20pts)
