Emergency Preparedness
A plan outlining procedures in case of a fire is known as this:
What is a fire safety plan?
Spilled liquids on the floor should be cleaned up immediately to prevent this incident.
What is a slip?
Provincial and territorial governments have their own legislation that mirrors federal requirements. What are these typically called?
What are Occupational Health and Safety Acts?
This type of hazard involves physical conditions that can cause injury such as slips, trips, and falls.
What are physical hazards?
Practicing mindfulness and engaging in relaxation techniques can help manage this
What is stress?
This term refers to the designated route and safe areas to move to during an emergency evacuation
What is evacuation route and assembly points?
Keeping pathways clear of clutter and obstructions helps prevent these incidents
What is a trip?
The right of workers allows them to refuse work they reasonably believe is dangerous to themselves or others.
What is the right to refuse unsafe work?
This rescue medication is used by trained staff in the event of an opioid poisoning
What is Naloxone?
Taking short, regular breaks throughout the day can improve focus and reduce this
What is mental fatigue?
This type of emergency drill is conducted to practice evacuation procedures
What is a fire drill?
Poorly lit stairwells can increase the risk of this type of incident.
What is a fall?
This element of the Occupational Health and Safety legislation requires employers to assess and identify workplace risks
What is the duty to assess risk?
Repetitive motions, awkward postures, and forceful exertions are primary contributors to this type of hazard.
What are ergonomic hazards?
Having readily accessible equipment to provide medical assistance is crucial. What is this equipment typically called?
What is a first aid kit?
This is a common cause of tripping hazards in an office environment
What are unsecured cables/cords?
The Joint Occupational Health and Safety committees are mandated by legislation in many workplaces to promote health and safety. What is the primary role of a JOHS
What is to advise on and monitor health and safety matters?
Training that educates employees on the safe handling of hazardous materials is known as this
What is WHMIS?
Maintaining a healthy balance between work and life is crucial for this
This plan outlines procedures for responding to various emergencies, including fire, earthquakes, and medical incidents.
What is an emergency action plan?
Wearing these types of shoes can provide better traction and reduce the risk of slipping.
What are non-slip shoes?
This federal acts sets out the general duties of employers and employees regarding workplace health and safety in Canada.
What is the Canada Labour Code?
Psychological stress and demanding work environments contribute to this type of hazard
What are psycho-social hazards?
This proactive approach involves developing policies, training staff, and creating a reporting system to help minimize the risk of violence in the workplace
What is a workplace violence prevention program?