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Under the HSAW the Workplace is:
only at the registered physical premises of the business or organisation
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wherever the worker is sent while on work duties
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where the work of the business is performed
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Reasonably practicable in HSAW refers to those actions that reasonably could have been done to treat hazards, taking into account
the ways the hazard might be treated
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cost of treatment
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the likelihood of occurrence of the hazard
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what should have been knowable at the time about the existence of the hazard
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the potential degree of harm
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Under the HSAW the organisation is called the
worker
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PCBU
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employer
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officer
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What is the status under the HSAW of a student doing unpaid work experience?
Considered to be a 'worker' and covered by the Act
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Not covered by the Act because of the unpaid nature of the work
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Considered to be an 'officer'
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Considered to be a 'PCBU'
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A notifiable incident is one where a person
was exposed to serious harm, whether or not serious harm actually occurred
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experienced serious harm
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experienced a minor injury not requiring hospitalisation or medical attention beyond minor first aid
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Under HSAW an 'officer' is
all technical experts, such as and including engineers in employment
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anyone with 'officer' in their job title
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a commissioned rank in the police or armed forces
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an executive or director
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Receiving a mild non-fatal electric shock at work would be considered
a notifiable incident
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serious harm
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notifiable injury
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The NZ Health and Safety at Work Act is dated when?
2017
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2013
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2014
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2015
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2016
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The hierarchy of hazard control is
reasonably practicable
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isolation
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mitigation
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avoid, eliminate, minimise, recovery
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residual risk
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In the NZ Health and Safety at Work Act the duty to manage risk requires the person to
eliminate risks to health and safety
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minimise risks to health and safety, otherwise to eliminate those risks
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minimise risks
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eliminate risks to health and safety, so far as is reasonably practicable, otherwise to minimise those risks
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