Responsibilities and Legislation
Work Safely
Hazards and Risks
Controls and Reporting
100

In the workplace, this is something everyone is responsible for

Safety

100

This item of PPE is worn to protect against airborne particles

a Mask
100

This term describes “anything with the potential to cause harm” in an animal workplace.

A hazard

100

Who should you report workplace hazards or risks to?

Your supervisor

200

This person is responsible for providing a safe workplace, safe equipment, and proper training.

The employer

200

These are an important way to communicate messages to staff about safety

Safety signs

200

What is a common physical hazard when working with dogs and cats

Bites and scratches

200

How often should risk assessments be reviewed?

Annually or after incidents

300

During this process, new staff learn about emergency procedures, reporting hazards, PPE requirements, and safe animal‑handling methods.

WHS staff induction

300

At the start of each task, part of preparing to work safely is conducting???  

Pre-start checks

300

Every chemical has one of these

Safety Data Sheet

300

You have a legal duty to report identified risks with what timeframe?

24 hours

400

What is the purpose of a WHS policy?

To outline safety procedures and responsibilities

400

When working with animals, workers must follow and comply with the guidelines set out in?

Workplace policies and procedures and SOP's

400

This is the number one way to prevent cross contamination

Hand washing

400

This process involves identifying hazards, assessing risks, and implementing controls such as PPE, training, and safe work practices.

Risk management

500

What government body oversees WHS in Australia?

Safe Work Australia

500

What is Stage 2 in the Psychological safety and give 1 example.

Learner safety                                                questions, giving and receiving feedback, experimenting, and making mistakes


500

Sharps, waste products and zoonotic diseases are all examples of what type of hazard.

Biological

500

According to the hierarchy of controls, this is the most effective way to treat a hazard—far stronger than PPE or administrative controls.

Elimination

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