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C3 Health and Safety in Hospitality and Catering
Health and safety in Hospitality and Catering provisions
Health and safety at work act 1974
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What is the main purpose of the
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
?
To ensure a safe workplace that does not cause illness or harm to
employees
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What are
employers
required to do under the
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
?
Employers must provide a
safe workplace
and ensure safety measures are in place
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What should
employers
ensure regarding equipment in the workplace?
Equipment
is tested for
safety
and correctly maintained
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How should chemicals be handled according to the
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
?
Chemicals
should be stored and used correctly, with staff trained in their use
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What is a
risk assessment
?
A way of identifying things that could cause harm to people in the
workplace
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What must employers provide to
employees
regarding health and safety policies?
A
health and safety policy
statement outlining
compliance
with the law
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What type of equipment must employers provide to
employees
?
Safety equipment and clothing
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Why is
health and safety
training important for
employees
?
It ensures employees are aware of safety practices and
updates
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What should an
employee
do if they have not been informed about safety measures?
They should ask their
employer
about them
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What responsibilities do
employees
have under the
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
?
Employees must work safely, cooperate with rules, wear safety gear, and
report
risks
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What could happen if an
employee
endangers someone at work?
The
employer
can discipline or fire them, and they may face
fines
or
imprisonment
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What is a
health and safety policy statement
?
A written statement by an
employer
of its commitment to health and safety
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What are the key responsibilities of
employers
under the
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
?
Test and maintain
equipment
for safety
Store and use
chemicals
correctly
Complete
risk assessments
Provide a
health and safety policy statement
Supply
safety equipment
and clothing
Offer health and safety training
regularly
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What are the key responsibilities of
employees
under the
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
?
Work safely to avoid danger
Cooperate with
health and safety
rules
Wear
provided
safety clothing and equipment
Report health and safety risks
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