The Two Critical Building Areas to Consider When Checking for Safety

question 14

Multiple Choice

The two critical building areas to consider when checking for safety problems in an institution are:​

• A)day rooms and hallways.
• B)​admission areas and offices.
• C)​client rooms and bathrooms.
• D)parking lots and recreation areas.

Identify the regulatory bodies for occupational health and safety within different jurisdictions.

Recognize high-risk work circumstances and occupations with higher rates of workplace violence.

Grasp the steps in a progressive disciplinary system for workplace infractions.

Comprehend the primary responsibilities for health and safety in the workplace.

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