PROCEDURE IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT - LESSON 1

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What needs to be done when an accident or near-miss incident occurs at work?
- Immediately leave the premises to avoid further injury
- Report the incident to your manager immediately
- Resign immediately
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All employees who are absent from work following an accident, must complete the following form:
- Unpaid leave request form
- Paid leave request form
- Request for transfer form
- Self-certification form
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At Akata we believe the best practice is to ensure all staff has access to a trained First Aider or appointed person. Where can you get details of the company First Aider?
- The local company Notice Board (if there is one)
- From your manager
- By searching on Google
- By asking your peers
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Which of the following steps helps to prevent fires?
- Before you use any electrical appliances carry out a quick check to make sure that the cables, plugs, etc are not damaged
- Do not use any electrical equipment that shows signs of damage, even if you think it is only minor.
- Report any faults you find to your line manager and find an alternative appliance
- Ensure that you place your rubbish in the proper waste bins. Do not overfill the bins, and ensure that your waste bin is accessible to the cleaners at the end of each day
- All of the above
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Which of the following action should you take once the fire alarm goes off?
- Immediately stop what you are doing and walk (do not run) to the nearest available safe fire exit. If your nearest exit/ route is obstructed, choose another route. Make sure that you are aware of the fire exits and routes in your area.
- Follow the instructions of your designated Fire Warden.
- Direction signs should indicate the route to your fire exit. These comprise a white arrow on a green background sometimes accompanied by the words ‘FIRE EXIT’ and also a pictogram of a running man. The arrows indicate the direction of the nearest fire exit.
- Do not use a lift to leave the building-always to use designated stairs.
- Make your way to the appropriate assembly point.
- Once you are at the assembly point you should report to the Fire Warden, so that they can account for the people in their designated area.
- Do not leave the designated assembly point, or attempt to re-enter the building, until you have been instructed to do so by the Fire Warden.
- All of the above
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What action do you take when you discover a fire?
- Raise the alarm by breaking the glass on the call points
- Raise the alarm only if there is a big fire, when its a small fire, just proceed to doing your job tasks
- Call the local fire department at the earliest available opportunity
- Do not attempt to tackle the fire unless you have been appropriately trained and can safely do so
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