Safety from the Start
Hazards and Risk Management
Practical Safety Measures
Production Techniques & Decision Making
Justifying Design Decisions
100

What is the first stage in a project where safety should be considered?

The initial design stage.

100

What is a hazard?

A potential source of harm or adverse health effects.

100

What is PPE?

Personal Protective Equipment.

100

What factors influence the choice between industrial and manual production methods?

Project scale, resources, and practicality.

100

What should you always provide when choosing a production method?

A justification or reason for your choice.

200

Why is it important to consider safety early in the design process?

To address hazards before they become problems.

200

What does risk assessment help prioritize?

Which risks need more immediate attention.

200

Give two examples of PPE commonly used in workshops

Gloves and goggles. 

Leather Shoes and Aprons.

Leather aprons and Rubber gloves for welding

200

Why might manual fabrication be chosen over automated methods?

Due to lower cost, complexity, or small production volume.

200

How can identifying relevant practices support your design decisions?

It helps choose the most effective method and justify it.

300

Give one example of a built-in safety feature for a kitchen appliance.

An automatic shut-off mechanism.

300

What should you do after identifying a hazard?

Assess the risk and implement control measures.

300

Why is it important to take "reasonable" steps to reduce risk?

To ensure safety measures are practical and feasible.

300

What’s one key benefit of evaluating and justifying production method choices?

Ensures alignment with project goals and available resources.

300

When justifying safety measures, what should you consider alongside feasibility?

The context and available resources.

400

What two groups benefit from early safety considerations in design?

The users and the production team.

400

What could be eliminated a hazard in a kitchen project that uses engineered stone?

Replacing manufactured stone with safer materials.

400

What does it mean to "eliminate or control" a risk?

To reduce the chance of accidents by removing or managing hazards.

400

What’s a good method for comparing production techniques for a small jewelry business?

Compare 3D printing vs. traditional handcrafting.

400

What type of justification would you give for choosing manual methods over CNC machines in a small project?

Cost, simplicity, and low production volume.

500

What kind of thinking does early safety planning promote in a project?

Proactive hazard identification and risk mitigation.

500

What’s a practical way to control airborne hazards in a workshop?

Installing proper ventilation.

500

Name a method used to reduce chemical exposure during production.

Using PPE or installing ventilation.

500

What do you gain by understanding commercial vs. industrial techniques in your project?

The ability to choose and justify the most effective methods.

500

How does integrating safety and production planning contribute to your project’s success?

It ensures the project is safe, practical, and effectively managed.