It's time to test your knowledge on safety!

Think you know all about safety? Let’s put that knowledge to the test!
Just answer these ten, potentially life-saving, questions and the Goodman risk‑o‑meter will reveal whether you’re playing it safe, living life on the edge or really need to re-sit the safety induction!

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Question 1 of 10

What does having a strong safety culture mean?

The correct answer is

Shared values, behaviours and beliefs about risk management.

Projecting an image that we care about safety.

Always wearing a hard hat and safety gear.

Being in a safe work place.

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Question 2 of 10

What should you do if you spot a safety hazard on one of our properties?

The correct answer is

Report it to your manager and let others know about the risk to prevent injury.

Leave it to the person responsible for the hazard to report it.

Make a note of the hazard so there is a record.

Keep away until the safety team has resolved it.

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Question 3 of 10

Who does Goodman have safety responsibilities for?

The correct answer is

All customer employees and visitors while they’re at work.

All Goodman employees.

Everyone.

Any worker or contractor engaged by Goodman, and anyone in a Goodman-controlled area.

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Question 4 of 10

What’s your safety responsibility when engaging a contractor?

The correct answer is

Make sure you stay out of the way. (the contractor is the professional).

Provide the contractor with detailed working instructions.

Make sure the contractor understands and follows the Goodman safety standards.

Let the customer know they need to oversee the contractor’s work.

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Question 5 of 10

Why are “near miss” and “non-conformance” reports important?

The correct answer is

To help review our contractors’ performances.

To help understand and prevent accidents.

To evaluate if the contractor is an unsafe operator.

To make sure the near miss is logged for legal reasons.

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Question 6 of 10

What should you do if you see a contractor working in a fall risk area without a safety harness or fall protection?

The correct answer is

Assume they are following the correct procedures.

Nothing, as they are the experts.

Raise the issue with your manager at your next meeting.

Report it immediately to the building manager to investigate and submit a non-conformance report for any unsafe work observed.

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Question 7 of 10

If a property manager told a new employee not to file a safety report as the contractor is usually good about safety, what would you do?

The correct answer is

Ask the building manager to investigate why the breach of safety occurred.

Quietly speak to the property manager and explain the importance of lodging incident reports.

Assure the new employee that lodging a safety report is the right thing to do, no matter how good a contractor usually is.

All of the above.

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Question 8 of 10

What should you do if you see a printer in the office with a damaged electrical cord and exposed wires?

The correct answer is

Try to repair it yourself.

Turn it off at the wall, unplug it, notify others, use signage to alert people and report it to your manager.

Find another printer to use.

Nothing, as the printer works fine.

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Question 9 of 10

What should you do if you see a stack of heavy boxes, taller than you, in a store room?

The correct answer is

Leave them because they look fairly stable.

Tell your manager or the safety team.

Move them into smaller piles.

Ask someone to help you move them into smaller piles.

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Question 10 of 10

What should you do if you don’t know the safety procedures, personal protective equipment required or access restrictions at a Goodman property?

The correct answer is

Don’t go onsite.

Ask a customer.

Check with the property team before you go.

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