WHS

2. data sheet, a document that provides information about chemicals and how to handle them safely.
3. identification, the process of finding and recognising potential dangers in the workplace.
5. compensation, insurance that supports workers who are injured at work.
10. replacing a hazard with something safer.
11. assessment, the process of identifying hazards and evaluating the level of risk.
14. completely removing a hazard from the workplace.
15. work procedure, step-by-step instructions on how to perform a task safely.
16. of care, a legal obligation to ensure the safety of yourself and others.
18. of control, the system used to minimise or eliminate exposure to hazards in the workplace.
19. keeping the workplace clean and organised to prevent hazards.
21. procedures, the steps workers follow to report hazards, injuries, or incidents.
22. miss, an event that could have caused harm but did not.

1. health and safety, laws and systems designed to protect workers from injury and illness.
2. a physical or emotional response to pressure or demands.
3. and safety representative, a worker elected to represent staff on safety issues.
4. evacuation, the organised removal of people from a dangerous area.
6. the likelihood that a hazard will cause harm.
7. extreme tiredness that can increase the risk of workplace accidents.
8. red, the emergency code used to indicate fire.
9. triangle, the three elements needed for a fire: heat, fuel, and oxygen.
12. handling, lifting, pushing, pulling, or moving objects by hand or bodily force.
13. report, a document completed after an accident, injury, or near miss.
17. protective equipment, clothing or equipment worn to reduce exposure to hazards.
19. something that has the potential to cause harm or injury.
20. the process of discussing safety matters with workers and management.