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A3 Specific responsibilities MatchUp
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How likely it is that a person could be harmed or injured by a hazard
Eyes
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Locked away when not in use
Environmental
They are all examples of personal protective equipment (PPE)
Anything in a care setting that has the potential to cause harm or to damage or negatively impact another person's health
Helmet
People
Safety data sheets
Worn carpets or rugs, wet or slippery surfaces, clutter on stairways and trailing electrical flexes are examples of which type of hazard?
What PPE could protect someone from falling or flying objects and the risk of head bumping?
Goggles are a type of PPE that protect which area of the body?
Intruders, visitors and the risk of violent or aggressive behaviour are examples of which type of hazard?
What is a hazard?
What is a risk?
What should you do to your first-aid kit (e.g. a first-aid box) on a regular basis?
What do surgical masks, gloves and aprons have in common?
What should products that contain hazardous substances come with?
Where should harmful substances be stored?