Which of the following is NOT the responsibility of the EMPLOYEE when considering health and safety at work?

• A. Provide information about safety and security
• B. Follow safety procedures
• C. Use protective equipment as required
• D. Report hazards

Answer: (A)

The main concept is distinguishing who is responsible for providing safety information versus who must act on safety knowledge. Employees are expected to actively protect themselves and others by following safety procedures, using protective equipment as required, and reporting hazards so risks can be addressed. Providing information about safety and security is not the employee’s duty; it’s the employer’s responsibility to supply training, guidelines, and safety information so workers know how to stay safe. The other actions describe actions employees should take: adhering to procedures keeps work aligned with safety controls, using PPE reduces exposure to hazards, and reporting hazards helps prevent incidents by bringing risks to management’s attention.