Contractor Induction

What is Nepean Power’s safety vision?
Be safeZero harmGet safeAlways be safe

As a visitor to the site, you will also be responsible for?
Conducting in depth safety reports on all areas of the siteCarrying out all work practices in a safe manner, reporting hazards and following all NEPEAN Power's safety policies and proceduresDoing nothing. The HSE manager is responsible for safetyObserve and let go unsafe work practices

What must you do when firstly arriving at site?
Rush to commence work ensuring you waste no timeReport to reception to sign in and collect a hi-vis vestEnter the workshop and find the site supervisorWalk through the workplace identifying any hazards

What must you do when the call is made to evacuate the building?
Remain calm, leave the area quickly, but do not runProceed via the safest exit to the sign posted Emergency Assembly AreaRemain at the Emergency Assembly Area until you have your name checked off and await further instructionUnder no circumstances re-enter the work area until the all clear is given

What colour band is found on a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher?
RedGreenWhiteBlack

What colour are mandatory signs?
GreenBlueYellowWhite

Can a test area marked with red and white tape be entered?
Yes, by anyoneNo, not under any circumstancesYes, however, only by those with a permit from authorised personnel

You see a danger tag attached to a piece of equipment. You did not attach the tag, but you need to use the equipment urgently. Do you remove the tag?
YesNo

Danger tags can be removed by?
Only the person who attached the tagA supervisorThe general manager or appointed WHS representativeA testing officer

All injuries must be reported to your Site Representative or a Supervisor and treated by a competent First Aider?
TrueFalse

When should you use PPE?
When it looks dangerous to do a jobWhen you see a supervisor walking towards youWhen you think that the job can hurt othersIn areas designated by safety signage

You are carrying out work when you identify the item you are working on is faulty. What should you do?
Inform your Site Representative or a Supervisor and attach an out of service tagKeep working on it, no one will noticePut it back where you got it from and work on it laterThrow it in the bin as it can’t be used

Prior to conducting any work on site, you must have:
Risk Assessment or SWMSDanger tagsA good work ethicA good sleepPacked lunch bagSafety Data SheetsFit for purpose toolsCurrent insurances

Who should any injuries, accidents, near misses or any unsafe acts be reported to?
Your work mateNEPEAN Power General ManagerYour Site Representative or Site Supervisor and a First Aid OfficerThe cleaner

What must you have to use any plant or equipment on site?
Appropriate qualifications, competency and approval to usePast experience and approval to usePast experience and driver’s licenceCan-do attitude and urgency of the job

What is the site speed limit?
10 kph20 kph30 kph40 kph

Your work area begins to get cluttered. You should?
Leave things as they are and step over objects to get where you wantPush it to one side and let someone else deal with itTidy the area replacing all tools, disposing of waste materials and removing trip hazardsStop working as the area has become to dangerous

Who can you contact at NEPEAN Power for assistance with WHS issues/information?
Leave things as they are and step over objects to get where you wantPush it to one side and let someone else deal with itTidy the area replacing all tools, disposing of waste materials and removing trip hazardsStop working as the area has become to dangerous