CITB Demolition Mock Test - 7

1. What must be secured before safely cutting fuel tanks during demolition?

2. If asbestos is suspected in a building scheduled for demolition, what should be done first?

3. Where can you find the procedures for managing known risks on a demolition site?

4. Who needs to be contacted before carrying out demolition work close to overhead power lines?

5. What is the safest way to manually demolish brick or internal walls?

6. Which statement correctly describes the safe working load (SWL) of equipment?

7. If a contractor finds underground utilities that were not known about before, what is the correct course of action?

8. Why is dust control important during demolition activities?

9. If there is uncertainty regarding the stability of a building, who should a demolition contractor seek advice from?

10. What should you do before eating or drinking after being exposed to lead?

11. Before starting any demolition work, who should the demolition contractor assign first?

12. What is the meaning of the abbreviation SWL?

13. Which two of the following documents are used to address specific dangers linked to demolition work in confined spaces?

14. During the demolition of an older building, what is the most frequent cause of elevated lead levels in the air?

15. What information must be clearly shown on all lifting accessories?

16. What should the contractor do if a wire rope sling is found to be damaged?

17. Under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, when must a qualified person inspect an excavation?

18. What should the contractor do upon finding unmarked barrels or containers on site?

19. What safety protection does FOPS offer on mobile machinery?

20. Which of the following does not directly contribute to maintaining high health and safety standards on a demolition site?