also known as 'PPE' - anything worn by workers to protect themselves against workplace hazards

a way of assessing the potential dangers and planning to minimise these

checks made on a product before, during and after its production so it meets quality and safety standards

also known as 'BSI' - an organisation that sets standards to ensure product safety and quality

Health and Safety

Design and technology

In this unit pupils will develop designing and making principles knowledge with an explicit focus on exam technique.

Which of the following is an example of PPE?

The process of identifying and managing potential dangers is called ...

The organisation setting product safety standards

Match the keyword with the correct definition:

To ensure products are safe and meet standards.

What is the main purpose of quality control in manufacturing?

Put the following steps in the correct order for ensuring product safety:

The {{}} is an organisation that sets standards for product safety, quality, and reliability.

Something that has the potential to cause harm.

An action taken to reduce or eliminate a risk.

Gathering customer opinions and experiences

Examining durability, safety, and function

Match each method of product analysis to its correct description:

Which of the following materials would **not** be suitable for a child’s lunchbox?

Materials with high {{}} are resistant to changes in shape or size under pressure.

Pass it to someone with the blade pointing towards them.

Retract the blade to store it when not in use.

Leave it on the workbench with the blade exposed.

What is the safest way to handle a sharp tool, like a craft knife, in the workshop?

Why do everyday products, like toys and electrical appliances, have to meet safety standards?