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CITB Test - Practice 8

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Operative CITB Test

CITB test is a test which is used to assess the occupational competency of individuals working in the construction site. It is a multiple–choice question & answer exam. The questions cover topics such as safety, health and environment, construction site procedures and materials. Passing the CITB test is a must requirement for CSCS Card. Start practicing for your CITB Test today!

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What kind of gloves might you wear to reduce the risk of developing HAVS? Give ONE answer

Anti-vibration gloves – they lessen the effect vibrations have on your hands

Warm gloves – cold hands are more susceptible to vibration damage

You should never wear gloves whilst operating tools

Slippery gloves – they reduce the transmission of vibrations to your body

What are the three colour coding you may see on drains? Give ONE answer

Red, Red ‘C’, Blue

Red, Yellow, White

Red, Red ‘C’, yellow

Red, Blue, Green

What are TWO factors that contribute to constructing a sustainable building? Give TWO answers

Using materials from natural sources

Using materials that blend in with natural surroundings

Using low-cost materials

Using materials that have a low impact on the environment

Using materials with good resource efficiency

Your injury has been reported in the accident book. Are you entitled to a copy of this entry? Give ONE

Yes

Yes, if a lawyer acting on your behalf files a formal request

No, unless you have a written request from your doctor

No, it is confidential

What is the difference between a HAZARD and a RISK? Give ONE answer

A RISK is something that could cause harm; HAZARD describes how likely and serious that harm could be

A HAZARD is a sign used to indicate a RISK

A HAZARD is something that could cause harm; RISK describes how likely and serious that harm could be

A HAZARD is created when a RISK is taken

Which THREE of the following are examples of pollution? Check ALL that apply

Excessive noise

Playing music in the canteen

Disposing of cardboard boxes in the recycling bin

Disposing of plasterboard in the biodegradable waste bin

Sandwich wrappers blowing off-site

A falling brick lands next to you whilst working. What is this event, and what is the correct course of action? Give ONE answer

It is a near miss. You report it.

It is an accident at work. You report it.

It is a lucky escape. You do not need to act.

Lodge a formal complaint

What is the nature of an improvement notice? Give ONE answer

It provides specific details of laws broken by an employer, and a date by which improvements must be made

It suggests general recommendations on how an employer can improve safety standards in the workplace.

It suggests general improvements on how an employer or employee can improve safety standards

It provides specific details of laws broken by an employer or employee, and a date by which improvements must be made

Which of the following types of wood dust is known to provoke sensitisation? Give ONE answer

Hardwood dust

Softwood dust

Medium density fibreboard

Mahogany dust

What TWO pieces of equipment can help prevent spills and over-filling? Give TWO answers

Automatic cut-off nozzle

Funnel

Bucket

Drip tray

What is the purpose of a toolbox talk? Give ONE answer

To regularly assess the quality of operating equipment

To ensure all participants understand how to use activity-specific equipment

To discuss activity-specific health and safety matters

To informally check in on employee wellbeing without escalation

You notice something unsafe in the way a job is being undertaken. What should you do? Give ONE answer

Report it to the HSE

Find a safer method and continue working

Stop work

Nothing – it is probably the safest possible way of doing the job

Where should you store petrol for refuelling tools? Give ONE answer

At the welfare services

Away from where the work is being done

Where the work is being done

At the site office

Which of the following is NOT an example of hazardous waste? Give ONE answer

Contaminated spill kits

Silty water

Tubing from fluorescent lights

Mastics

You are working on a job at a short distance from the transformer, but your tool cable does not quite reach. What should you do? Give ONE answer

Get more distance by joining up a number of leads

Find a different kind of tool with a longer cable, and see if you can still do the task

Talk to your supervisor about moving the transformer

Try to move the transformer yourself

Why must near misses be reported? Give ONE answer

To hold negligent managers accountable for misconduct

To ensure they do not subsequently cause accidents

Because you may need to prosecute at a later date

They do not need to be reported if they have not caused emotional distress

Which ONE of the following must you be aware of after Brexit? Give ONE answer

UK health and safety regulations MAY be reviewed and changed

You WILL be asked to learn new safety signage

All accreditation will be void

ALL UK health and safety regulations WILL be changed

Which is NOT an example of a HAZARD? Give ONE answer

Narrow pavements

A fair chance of being hit by traffic

A busy road

No street lighting

Before starting a job, your EMPLOYER is the one who signs off on your permit to work. This is acceptable if: Give ONE answer

Your employer is competent and properly authorised in the relevant areas

Your employer has carried out a thorough risk assessment

Your employer has cleared this with the Health and Safety Executive

Your employer has evidence that you are medically fit for the work

Which of the following best describes the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)? Give ONE answer

A company representative responsible for ensuring company compliance with the Health and Safety at Work Act

A government body responsible for the oversight of health and safety in UK workplaces

An employee union representative that liaises with the company on health and safety issues

A representative of the company’s Board of Directors

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