Site Safety PlansInduction Quiz Powered by Bedrock Solutions Birdwood Induction Quizzes Full Name * Quiz to complete * General Health & SafetySale & Supply of LiquorArmed Hold Up Date Completed Sale & Supply of Liquor Four (4) signs of Intoxication are: * Personality is aggressive; appearance, co-ordination and speech is impaired Dress standard is poor; behaviour, appearance and speech is impaired Speech is slurred; behaviour, co-ordination and appearance is impaired Appearance is affected; behaviour, co-ordination and speech is impaired People using fake ID’s can now be held accountable. Which two (2) of the following uses can result in offence? * Use someone else’s ID to buy alcohol Use your own expired ID Give or lend an ID to an under aged person knowing that they intend to use it to buy alcohol Use your own international passport as ID Under the new Act, how old must a licenced manager be? * 18 years old or over 20 years old or over The “three strikes” process is put in place to prosecute licensees or managers that offend three (3) times in any three (3) years. What is the maximum cancellation of licence if this occurs? * Cancelled for two (2) Years Cancelled for three (3) Years Cancelled for five (5) Years What MUST always be made available free of charge to On-licence and Club-licence customers during licenced hours? * Transport Water Non-alcoholic beverages What are the new hours that apply to businesses that sell alcohol? (such as bars, pubs and nightclubs) * 7am – 11pm 8am – 4am 10am – 2am How much are the “on the spot fines” for people that present a fake ID, using someone else’s Id or having an open container of alcohol in a public area? * $500 $1000 $250 What size is the largest container that spirits can be sold in (under an On Licence) before it becomes an offence? * 200mls 500mls 1 litre A manager has the ability to refuse entry to a Licensing Inspector * True False Armed Hold Up What do most robbers want during a robbery situation? * To be on the 6pm news Control, then the money or other valuables To scare everyone Not to be recognised After there has been an armed robbery at your store, what should you do straight away? * Follow them into the carpark to see where they go Ring support centre to get their advice Lock the doors and phone the police - outside line 111 Tell your friends on Facebook what has happened If you see someone acting suspiciously outside your store you should do what? * Realise they are probably just waiting for someone Ignore it and not make a fool of yourself Make a note of what they look like and tell your supervisor immediately Go out and talk to them What can be the higher risk times of the day regarding the possibility of a robbery? * When you are busy When it is raining outside At lunchtime At or near opening and closing times of the store What do the letters COOP stand for? * Call-Out-Of-Place Calm-Obey-Observe-Preserve Calm-Obey-Observe-Passively None of the above What thing can you do to help yourself cope during a robbery? * Close your eyes Run out of the store or out the back Control your breathing and tell yourself to 'Stay Calm' Fold your arms and look straight at the offender(s) Passive body language can make you safer during a robbery. What does this mean? * Hands in pockets Look in the offenders eyes Hands behind your back Eyes and head down, hands open and in view if possible What should you do if you are aware there is a problem with any security equipment at your store? * Tell your friends Don't worry about it. It's not your problem Advise your supervisor or manager immediately Try and fix it yourself When confronted by a robber with a weapon at the check-out, you should do what? * Say you don't have any money Reach under the counter and activate the alarm Stay calm and quickly give them the money in your cash drawer Go slowly and give them the small notes first Select the best example of 'Positive Mental Self Talk' * Stay calm and do as they say OMG, don't choose me He doesn't scare me This can't be real, it's not happening The safest way to get accurate descriptive information about a suspect or offender is to * Look them up and down To get eye contact and hold it To go straight to a CCTV monitor and watch them To take quick glances, each time taking a mini Photograph in your mind of what you were able to see, so you can record it later Who needs to take charge after the robbers are gone? * The police The store owner Any staff member may need to do so Your most confident customer Health and Safety Responsibilities Who has responsibility for health and safety? * Health and Safety Team Directors Everyone including the Directors, Management Team, Employees and Contractors No one What are your responsibilities as an employee? * Personal responsibility for health and safety Comply with any reasonable instructions in relation to health and safety Protect health and safety of all others, including contractors, volunteers and visitors All of the above Employees have the right to refuse work if they: * Find the work a bit difficult Believe the work is hazardous Believe the work is likely to expose them or others to an immediate risk of injury or serious harm Don’t like the task given to them Who would you approach with any health and safety issues? * A) your Health and Safety Representative B) your Line Manager C) the Media D) A & B As an employee I understand “reasonably practicable” to means doing: * Everything I possibly can to ensure safety is maintained within my department Everything I possibly can to ensure safety is maintained throughout the company Everything I have control over to ensure safety is maintained throughout the company What actions do you take if a building alarm sounds? * Collect my personal items and move to the designated evacuation assembly area Wait to see if anyone else does anything Only evacuate if you see fire Immediately stop what I am doing, leave the building by the closest emergency exit and go directly to the nearest designated evacuation assembly area If you discover a fire, you must * A) Raise the alarm and immediately leave by the closest emergency exit and go directly to the nearest designated assembly point B) Stay in the building and await instructions C) Ring the Fire Service on 111 D) A and C A “hazard” is anything that through exposure might: * Cause injury or illness to a worker Cause injury or illness to a contractor Cause injury or illness to a volunteer Cause injury or illness to a visitor All of the above A health and safety risk to our company is when there is the potential for: * Someone to die as a result of being exposed to a hazard Someone to be injured as a result of being exposed to a hazard Someone to become ill as a result of being exposed to a hazard All of the above Which of the following activities is considered safe when accessing items on a high shelf? * Using a set of steps or a ladder Asking your work colleagues to get items down for you Standing on a computer chair Jumping to try and reach Slips, trips and falls in the workplace can be prevented by: * Keeping personal articles stored safely Good general housekeeping Keeping cords and leads tidy All of the above Why must you report incidents and accidents? * Corrective action can be initiated including rehabilitation and return to work programmes It makes the workplace safer by improving work practices It helps me and my employer meet our legal obligations under current New Zealand health and safety legislation All of the above It is my responsibility to prevent accidents from occurring by: * Ensuring I take some reasonably practicable steps to do so Ensuring I take every reasonably practicable step to do so Ensuring I occasionally take reasonably practicable step to do so Ensuring I get everyone else to take reasonably practicable step to do so If you sustain an injury at work, what must you do and who do you notify? * Keep working and try to forget about it Notify your friends on social media Seek first aid, advise your Line Manager and report incident Go to your nearest Medical Centre If you are human, leave this field blank. 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