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How many people should be on a ladder at the same time?

One on each section of an extension ladder

Two

Three, if it is long enough

One

You need to walk past someone using a mobile crane. You should:

Try to catch the attention of the crane operator

Guess what the crane operator will do next and squeeze by

Run to get past the crane quickly

take another route so that you stay clear of the crane

The whole site has been issued with a prohibition notice What does this mean to you?

You can carry on working because it was nothing to do with you

You can finish what you are doing and then go home

You are not allowed to use any power tools

You must stop work because the site is unsafe

You need to use a grinder, cut-off saw, cartridge tool or nail gun What type of eye protection will you need?

Impact-resistant goggles or full face shield

Reading glasses or sunglasses

Welding goggles

Light eye protection (safety glasses)

What does this sign mean?

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Emergency light switch

Wear flameproof hand protection

Fire alarm call point

Hot surface, do not touch

What does this sign mean?

You must wear hearing protection

No personal stereos or MP3 players

Caution, noisy machinery

You must wear hearing protection

Wear hearing protection if you want to

You should only clean very dirty hands with:

Paraffin

White spirit

Soap and water

Thinners

What is the MAIN objective of carrying out an accident investigation?

To find out the cost of any damage that occurred

To find out the causes in order to prevent it happening again

To record what injuries were sustained

To find out who is at fault

Where might you come across asbestos?

In any building built or refurbished before the year 2000

In industrial buildings built between 1920 and 1990

In a house built between 1950 and 1990

Asbestos has now been removed from all buildings

You need to lift a load that is not heavy, but it is so big that you cannot see in front of you. What should you do?

Get someone to walk in front of you and tell others to get out of the way

Move the load on your own because it is so large that anyone in your way is sure to see it

Ask someone to help carry the load so that you can both see ahead

Get someone to walk next to you and give directions

How can asbestos be correctly identified?

By putting a piece in water and seeing if it dissolves

The dust gives off a strong smell

By getting a sample analysed in a lab

By the colour of the dust

Does your employer have to provide a first-aid box?

Yes, every site must have one

Only if more than 25 people work on site

Only if more than 50 people work on site

No, there is no legal duty to provide one

What training do you need to work with or remove asbestos cement products?

Training for non-licensable asbestos work

Having a CSCS card tells me all I need to know

General asbestos awareness training

None – Anyone can work with asbestos cement

Before work starts in a confined space, how should the air be checked?

The air should be tested with a meter

The air should be tested with a match to see if it stays alight

Someone should look around to see if there is toxic gas

Someone should go in and sniff the air

Which of the following should be disposed of as hazardous waste?

Glass fibre insulation

Softwood timber off-cuts

Damaged hard hat

Part full tins of oil-based paint

If there is sludge at the bottom of a confined space, you should:

Put on a disposable facemask before you go in

Throw something into the sludge to see how deep it is

Have the correct respiratory protective equipment (RPE) and training before you go in

Go in and then step into the sludge to see how deep it is

If you want to be a first aider, you should:

Ask if you can do a first-aider’s course

Watch a first aider treating people then try it yourself

Speak to your doctor about it

Buy a book on first aid and start treating people

A hot work permit allows you to:

Light A Bonfire

Carry Out Work That Could Start A Fire

Work In Hot Weathe

Carry Out Work That Needs Warm, Protective Clothing

Which of the following should be classed as hazardous waste?

Broken ceramic tiles or bricks

Glass

Fluorescent light tubes

Polythene and shrink wrap

When using power tools it is important to:

Stand Downwind Of Any Dust

Stop Dust Getting Into The Air

Only Undertake The Work During Damp Or Wet Weather

Do The Work Quickly To Limit Dust Exposure

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