Introduction to Health and Safety at Work

EACH.
14. 
List
the powers given to inspectors appointed 
under the Health and Safety at Work etc. 
Act 1974.
15. (a)
Outline FOUR
powers available to an inspector 
when investigating a workplace accident.
(b) 
Identify
the two types of enforcement notice 
that may be served by an inspector, stating the 
conditions that must be satisfi ed before each 
type of notice is served.
16. (a)
Explain
, using a relevant example, the circum-
stances under which a health and safety inspec-
tor may serve an improvement notice.
(b) 
Identify
the time period within which an appeal 
may be lodged against an improvement notice 
State'>AND state
the effect that the appeal will have on 
the notice.
(c) 
State
the penalties for contravening the require-
ments of an improvement notice when heard 
BOTH
summarily 
AND
on indictment.

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17. (a)
Explain
, giving an example in each case, the 
circumstances under which a health and safety 
inspector may serve:
(i) an improvement notice
(ii) a prohibition notice
(b) 
State
the effect on each type of enforcement 
notice of appealing against it.
18. 
Outline
ways in which the Health and Safety Execu-
tive can infl uence the health and safety performance 
of an organization.
19. 
Outline
the sources of published information that 
may be consulted when dealing with a health and 
safety problem at work.
20. (a)
Outline
the purpose of employer liability 
insurance.
(b) 
Outline SIX
costs of a workplace accident that 
might be uninsured.
21. Replacement or repair of damaged equipment is a 
cost that an organization may incur following an 
accident at work.