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Question 1:Would wildlife be classified as a hazard?

No
Yes

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Question 2:What is the potential harm for the person in the line of fire behind the vehicle?

Just a minor incident
Truck driver should be able to see the person behind him
Fatality or possible lifetime injury

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Question 3:What are the risks associated with vehicles driving too close to the edge of a construction site, especially in areas where there may be underground utilities or unstable soil that could lead to a cave-in?

Vehicles driving too close to the edge of a construction site
can significantly increase the risk of a cave-in
Driver should know there is a possible cave-in
Someone should warn drivers

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Question 4:What is the consequence of a bad traffic plan?

Inefficient emergency response
Possible collision
All answers are correct
Reduced productivity

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Question 5:How can the absence of traffic signs contribute to accidents, injuries and property damage?

Without traffic signs to guide vehicle movement, there is a higher
chance of collisions, rollovers and other accidents
No impact on safety: The absence of traffic signs
would not affect safety
Reduced costs: The absence of traffic signs would
reduce costs associated with traffic management
Improved worker morale: Lack of traffic signs would
improve worker morale and job satisfaction

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Question 6:How can a company effectively prevent and address the issue of drunk driving on its site, given the potential safety hazards and legal implications?

Discriminate against employees who consume alcohol: Implementing policies
that unfairly target individuals who consume alcohol may create a hostile work environment
Rely solely on employee self-discipline: Expecting employees to
self-regulate their alcohol consumption is not sufficient
Conduct random breathalyzer tests: Implement a programme of random
breathalyzer tests to deter and detect drunk driving
Avoid addressing the issue for fear of legal consequences: Failing to address drunk driving
can lead to even more serious legal consequences in the event of an accident

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Question 7:How can reverse parking be performed safely and efficiently to minimise the risk of accidents and injuries?

Follow site-specific rules: Adhere to any site-
specific rules or regulations regarding parking.
Rely solely on mirrors and blind spot checks: Do not rely solely on mirrors
and blind spot checks, as they may not always provide a complete picture of the surroundings
Back up quickly: Avoid backing up quickly, as it can be more difficult
to control the vehicle and increase the risk of accidents
Assume others will yield: Do not assume that other drivers or pedestrians will yield to you.

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Question 8:How can this distance impact response times, safety, and the overall well-being of workers in the event of an emergency?

Positive impact on worker morale: A remote assembly point
would improve worker morale and job satisfaction
Improved response times: A remote assembly
point would improve response times
No impact on emergency procedures: A remote assembly point
would not affect the effectiveness of emergency procedures
Reduced effectiveness of emergency procedures: A remote assembly
point can hinder the effectiveness of emergency procedures and response efforts

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Question 9:How can the lack of pedestrian walkways contribute to accidents, injuries and property damage?

Reduced productivity: Accidents and disruptions caused by uncontrolled
pedestrian traffic can lead to reduced productivity and increased costs
All answers are correct
Increased risk of exposure to hazards: Workers may be exposed to hazardous
materials or conditions while walking through areas without designated walkways
Increased risk of accidents: Without designated pedestrian walkways, workers are more likely to walk through
areas with heavy equipment or hazardous materials, increasing the risk of collisions and accidents

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