SIA Health and Safety 3

Question 1

What does PAT stand for?

Accepted Answer

Portable Appliance Testing — electrical safety checks on portable equipment

Answer

Personal Attack Training

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Public Address Test

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Premises Assessment Tool

Question 2

What is a 'near miss' and why should it be reported?

Accepted Answer

An incident that could have resulted in harm but didn't — reporting helps prevent future accidents

Answer

An almost-successful search for drugs

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A missed shift

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A customer who almost got past without ID

Question 3

Who is the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)?

Accepted Answer

The UK government agency responsible for regulating and enforcing workplace health and safety law

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A private insurance company

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A trade union

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A training provider

Question 4

What is the purpose of a fire risk assessment?

Accepted Answer

To identify fire hazards, people at risk, evaluate and reduce risks, and plan emergency procedures

Answer

To determine the cheapest fire extinguishers

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To check if the venue needs fire insurance

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To test the fire alarm quarterly

Question 5

What is the 'responsible person' under fire safety regulations?

Accepted Answer

The employer, owner, or person with control of the premises who must manage fire safety

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The most responsible staff member

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The fire safety officer

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The person closest to the fire exit

Question 6

How often should fire drills be conducted in a licensed venue?

Accepted Answer

At least every 6 months, with new staff participating as soon as possible

Answer

Only when the fire service visits

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Once a year is sufficient

Answer

Fire drills aren't required for venues