Worker Health and Safety Awareness in Ontario

This Worker Health and Safety Awareness Ontario Quiz is designed to test the knowledge of employees and supervisors in any workplace environment. The quiz incorporates regulations set out by the Ontario Health and Safety Act (OHSA). Keep in mind that theoretical knowledge can only take safety awareness and prevention so far. Click here to contact ACUTE and discover what hands-on, practical training best suits your workplace needs.

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Health and Safety Awareness training is necessary to keep yourself and others safe in the workplace.

Learn More About Health and Safety Awareness

Before you take our Worker Health and Safety Awareness Quiz, you can learn more about worksite health and safety and practice here!

» Click here to learn about Worker Health and Safety Awareness in 4 Steps
» Click here to learn about Supervisor Health and Safety Awareness in 5 Steps
» Click here view the Ontario Knowledge Check for Workers
» Click here to view the Ontario Knowledge Check for Supervisors

Our Worker Health and Safety Awareness Ontario Quiz

Note * This it’s not the actual Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development 4 Steps quiz. This is a practice quiz to help you prepare for the MLITSD 4 steps quiz.

Q: Who is more likely to get hurt on the job? New or Young?

A: New and Young

Q: Who has the most duties at work?

A: The person in charge of everyone else, typically the supervisor or manager

Q: True or False: Your employer or supervisor asks you to do something you do not know much about. Should your employer or supervisor should take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for your protection?

A: True.

Q: True or False: The Thousands of people in Ontario who suffer from work-related illness or injury each year might include your neighbours, family, or loved ones.

A: True

Q: What are some examples of workplace hazards?

A: A leaking fire extinguisher, chemical spills and fall hazards.

Q: What are some of the health and safety questions should you ask your supervisor?

A: What are the specific hazards associated with my daily tasks?

What Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required for my job?

What established safety procedures should I follow in different situations?

To whom should I report any safety concerns I encounter?

Q: True or False: The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) guarantees your right to be informed about hazards in the workplace.

A: True

Q: Agree or Disagree: If exposed to hazards, you will always experience immediate negative health effects.

A: Disagree

Q: Myth or Fact: If you can't find any health and safety information posted in your workplace, you should just go back to work and not worry about it.

A: Myth

Q: True or False: Your health and safety representative or joint health and safety committee can help you with any concerns you might have about working safely.

A: True

Q: Agree or Disagree: It's okay to take safety shortcuts to get the work done faster and on time

A: Disagree

Q: True or False: I can only participate in workplace safety if I'm a health and safety representative.

A: False

Q: True or False: If you have reason to believe the equipment you're using is unsafe and could hurt you or someone else, you have the legal right to refuse work under the OHSA.

A: True

Q: True or False: All workers have the absolute right to refuse work under any circumstance.

A: False

Q: True or False: It's against the law for your employer or supervisor to fire or punish you for following the OHSA, such as refusing unsafe work or requesting they comply with safety regulations.

A: True

Q: True or False: If you report a hazard to your employer, supervisor, and/or your health and safety representative and it doesn't get addressed, you're out of options.

A: False

ACUTE – Helping Ontario Stay Safe In The Workplace

ACUTE is dedicated to workplace safety. We are managing towards zero incidents in Ontario, and aim to educate both workers and employers on best safety practices. Here are just some of the benefits of working with ACUTE.

Open Door Instructor-Student Partnership – ACUTE’s training services emphasize client participation. Staff foster relationships with clients and serve as a touchstone for advice anytime moving forward.
Serving Your Team and Industry – With a vast array of clients in manufacturing, construction, health, academic, and government sectors, ACUTE brings the best safety practices from across the spectrum to your workplace.
100 Years Combined Experience – ACUTE provides comprehensive health and safety training, on-site safety services, and consulting services. With over 100 years of combined experience, our company staff offer more than theoretical or abstract ideas. ACUTE offers solutions.
Track Record of Success – ACUTE is rated 4.9/5 stars on Google reviews, demonstrating a commitment to our clients, quality, and passion for training.

Click here to see what training courses we have at ACUTE or contact us today for quality training in your workplace or on-site at ACUTE’s proven training facilities!

ACUTE is located in Waterloo, Ontario, and services customers from cities such as Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton, Milton, Kitchener, London, and Guelph, and others across Ontario.

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