Professionalism
Q: What is one example of professional behavior in training?
A: Arriving on time for your shift, good housekeeping, wear appropriate clothing, and proper PPE.
Q: You disagree with an idea. How do you respond?
A: Listen, thank them, and share your view politely.
Q: What’s the first thing you should do if you see a safety hazard?
A: Stop and report it immediately to a supervisor.
Q. How late can a trainee be before not being allowed to join the class?
A: 10 minutes.
Q: During a training session, your phone rings loudly. What is the most professional way to handle this?
A: Silence the phone immediately, apologize, and ensure it won’t happen again.
Q: Give one way to show respect to your fellow trainees.
A: Listen when others speak, avoid interrupting, or use polite language.
Q: What is one thing you should bring to working at safety training?
A: Hard hat, safety glasses, safety shoes.
Q: Two trainers give different instructions. What now?
A: Ask for clarification.
Q: Name a consequence of repeated unprofessional conduct.
A: Verbal warning, written warning, or possible removal from the program.
Q. A peer is struggling with a task, how can you help?
A. Offer assistance and encourage them.
Q: True or False: It’s okay to ignore minor safety violations.
A: False.
Q: You see a minor accident, but they say not to tell. What do you do?
A: Report it anyway.