WHS Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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What are the four focus areas of the Defence Work Health and Safety Strategy 2017-2022?

A

Health and Safety Conscious People
Health and Safe Workplaces
Health and Safety across teh Capability Life Cycle
Safety Assurance and Continuous Improvement

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Who developed the Work Health and Safety Act 2011?

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Safe Work Australia

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3
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Which regulations eliminate or reduce the unique hazards associated with aircraft operation?

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Defence Aviation Safety Regulation DASR

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4
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Where would you source work health and safety policty in the ADF, and to whom does it apply?

A

Defence Safety Manual (SafetyMan), Everyone

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5
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Where would you find the WHS instructions required to operate a piece of equipment?

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Manufacturers manuals

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How would you know the correct way to fit your earmuffs?

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The PPE manufacturer’s manual

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If you needed to maintain an aircraft oxygen system, which manual would you need?

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The relevant aircraft maintenance manualWhere

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8
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Where might WHS practices for RSTT be located?

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Standing Instructions

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9
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If your classroom caught fire, how would you conduct the correct emergency response?

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In accordance with the emergency plan

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10
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What does hazard identification mean?

A

Finding things and situations that could potentially cause harm to people

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11
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Which hazard type could potentially cause burns or fire/explosion?

A

Electrical

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12
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Where would you report a repetitive strain injury?

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Sentinel

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13
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Whom are notifiable incidents reported to?

A

Comcare

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14
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What does risk management mean?

A

It is a proactive process that helps people respond to change and facilitate continuous improvement to workplace safety

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15
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A_____step method to assess and control workplace risk is recommended by_____

A

Four/Safe Work Australia

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16
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What two basic questions does a workplace risk assessment seek to answer?

A

Likelihood/Degree of harm

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17
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What two categories does the risk matrix use to communicate residual risk?

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Likelihood/Consequence

18
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Is a level 1 risk control the most effective or least effective?

A

Eliminate is the most effective

19
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The relevant maintenance manual states a maximum exposure time when inside a fuel tank. Which hierachy of risk control is being applied?

A

Administrative

20
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How does the ADF minimise the risks associated with working with heights?

A

By ensuring it is only performed by personnel who are issued permits or licensed

21
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When would a written and recorded risk assessment for electrical work be required?

A

Before any work operation is carried out on powered electrical equipment

22
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How does the ADF control working at heights or confined space in the first instance?

A

By elimintaing the problem if it is reasonably practicable to do so

23
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When would a fall-arrest system only be used?

A

When it is not possible to use either a fall-prevention device or a work-positioning system

24
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Prior to welding you require a risk assessment. What is this risk assessment conducted IAW?

A

SafetyMan - Work Health and Safety Risk Management Policy

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Why are human factors considered so important in the aviation industry?
They impact safe and effective performance of maintenance on aircraft and aircraft components
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How could continued exposure to noise potentially affect your maintenance on aircraft and aircraft components?
By causing fatigue and therefore a higher potential for errors
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What are the negative workplace human factors associated with alcohol
Accidents, absenteeism, lost productivity, reduced morale, negative impact on other workers
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How are drugs classified
According to their legal status
29
Legal drugs have no risk to your health but illegal drugs do. True or False
False. Use of any drug always carries some risk
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How is good verbal communication achieved amongst a maintenance team
By conveying your message in as few words as possible
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How is communicating well in the written form achieved
By getting your message across clearly and choosing words that are right for the situation
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When should you re-evaluate the tone of your email
Before sending it
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What are some basic rules that aid positive verbal or oral communication
Clarity of speech, remaining calm and focused, being polite
34
When someone is treated less fabourably than others in similar circumstances, it is known as
Discrimination
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What does equity and diversity mean for everyone
Fair treatment and an equal opportunity to make the most of your talents and abilities
36
What is the ADF's position on discrimination
Zero Tolerance
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Project management and change management are used to achieve some future organisational outcome. Which of these two focus on the tasks
Project management
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Problem solving is a process that starts with _____ basic steps to find a _____
Four/Solution
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Doing short courses, types courses, or being mentored on the job is broadly known as
CPD
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What is the broad term for the authorised data used to fix an aircraft
ICA