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15 NEBOSH IGC Workplace hazards questions with answers and explanations.
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Welfare provision includes:
Correct answer: Drinking water and washing facilities
Basic welfare covers water, washing and toilets.
A health risk of working in heat is:
Controls for working in a hot environment include:
Correct answer: Drinking water and rest breaks
Water and breaks reduce heat stress.
Which of these is a basic welfare facility?
Correct answer: Washing facilities
Drinking water, washing, sanitary conveniences, rest and eating facilities and seating are listed.
Heat stroke is:
Correct answer: A serious condition caused by overheating
It can be fatal.
A health effect of working in cold conditions is:
Acclimatisation means that:
Correct answer: Workers gradually get used to working in the heat
It is part of heat controls.
Rotating workers through a hot task:
Correct answer: Reduces each worker's exposure to heat
It limits time in the heat.
Which control suits a cold store?
Correct answer: Suitable clothing and breaks in warm rest areas
Control of temperature and clothing helps.
Ventilation, heating and lighting at work should be:
Correct answer: Suitable for the work
They are part of the work environment.
Welfare provision has what effect beyond legal compliance?
Correct answer: It affects morale
Welfare is a legal and practical minimum.
Drinking water should be provided so that workers can:
Heat exhaustion is likely to be reduced by:
Correct answer: Shade, breaks and drinking water
Provide shade and cool drinks.
Accommodation for clothing is needed so that:
Correct answer: Workers can store clothing and dry it if needed
It is in the basic welfare list.
Seating should be provided:
Correct answer: Where work can be done sitting
Seating is a welfare provision.