Workplace Safety Tips and Responsibilities
This content addresses various aspects of workplace accidents, covering causes related to workers, management, and working conditions. It discusses responsibilities for accidents, including unguarded moving parts and unsafe working conditions. It emphasizes the direct and indirect impact of accidents on workers, industries, and families, highlighting effects such as injuries, production stoppage, and financial loss. Additionally, it categorizes accidents based on severity, with a focus on recovery time.
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Que . Accident is ____________ 1.Unfortunate 2.Mis-happening 3.Sudden 4.All the above All the above
Que . Which is not included in the cause of accident due to worker? 1. Lack of concentration 2. Poor housekeeping 3. Mischievous behaviour 4. Overconfidence Poor housekeeping
Que . Which is not included in the cause of accident due to management? 1.Bad habits of worker 2.Untrained Workers 3.Bad construction of plant 4.Faulty equipment s Bad habits of worker
Que . Who can be responsible for accident? 1.Worker 2. Management 3. Working conditions 4.All the above All the above
Que. Who is responsible for unguarded moving parts ? 1.Worker 2. Management 3. Government 4.All the above Government
Which is not included in the causes of accident due to Unsafe working Conditions . 1.Chemical Leakages 2.Suffocation at work 3.Irregular floor heights 4.Quarrels of workers Quarrels of workers
Which is not included in the causes of accident due to nature 1.Floods 2.Gas Leakages 3.Heavy Rains 4.Temperature Strokes Gas Leakages
Who gets affected directly or indirectly due to accident. 1. Worker 2. Industry 3. Family of Worker 4. All ALL
Which is not the effect of accident on worker 1. Injury to body 2. Production Stoppage 3. Loss of Job 4. Financial Loss Production Stoppage
If affected worker is recovered within 10 hours, then which type of accident is it? 1.Minor 2.Reportable 3.Major 4.Fatal Minor
Which is not included in the causes of accident due to nature 1.Floods 2.Gas Leakages 3.Heavy Rains 4.Temperature Strokes Gas Leakages
What happens in fatal accident? 1.Hospitalization 2.Fractures 3.Disablement 4.Death Death
Injury after accident disables the affected worker forever is _________ accident.? 1.Fatal 2.Major 3.Permanent 4.None Permanent
Internal accident means 1. Accident in the company premises 2. Injury without showing external signs 3. a & b Both 4. None Injury without showing external signs
Which preventive measure industry should take to avoid accident? 1. Safety provisions 2. Training for Safe Working 3. Safety devices 4. All the above All the above
Industrial Acts are useful for ___ 1.Guarantee of employee welfare 2.Provision of Legal Platform 3.Removes Extortion of Workers 4.All the above All the above
Indian Factory Act is passed in 1.1935 2.1947 3.1948 4.1991 1948
Major amendments done in Factory act in 1.1948 2.1952 3.1976 4.1991 1976
Adolescent is a person of the age between 1.15 18 years 2.18 21 years 3.21 25 years 4.58 61 years 15 18 years
Day as per Factory Act is 1. 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2. Period of 12 hours 3. period between 2 midnights 4. None of the above period between 2 midnights
A Labour Welfare Officer is appointed in the factory as per Factory Acts when there are ____ minimum workers. 1. 100 2. 300 3. 500 4. 1000 500
As per Factory Act, one box of First Aid is provided for _________ workers. 1. 100 2. 200 3. 150 4. 500 150
Workmans Compensation Acts is passed in _____ 1.1924 2.1948 3.1950 4.1934 1924
Employer has to give compensation under which case. 1. Injury cased during employment 2. Injury caused by accident 3. Any disablement/death after accident 4. All the above All the above
Minimum Wages Act was passed in 1.1924 2.1935 3.1948 4.1952 1948
Minimum Wages which are fixed are declared by Government through 1. Newspaper 2. Magazine 3. Official gazette 4. All Official gazette
