CITB Test - Practice 12

1. Under the Work at Height Regulations, how soon must a scaffold inspection report be provided to the responsible person?

2. What is the main objective of a “permit-to-work” system on a construction site?

3. What is the purpose of the health and safety file in a construction project?

4. What is the main responsibility of a CSCS Supervisor on a construction site?

5. What is not required when issuing Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) to a worker?

6. What hazard arises from having excessive oxygen in a small, enclosed space?

7. Which document specifies the health and safety responsibilities of contractors and subcontractors on a construction site?

8. How frequently must a supported excavation be inspected under the current Construction (Design and Management) Regulations?

9. When conducting site inspections, what should a CSCS Supervisor prioritize?

10. What details are provided in a COSHH assessment?

11. Which option best represents a fall-arrest system?

12. If a worker reports having hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) due to work, where should this information be documented?

13. In construction safety, what does the acronym “LOLER” stand for?

14. What actions should be taken if workers above a safety net are dropping off-cuts and debris into the net?

15. How can a supervisor or manager ensure that workers fully understand a method statement?

16. Before starting a lifting operation, where should the steps to ensure safe completion be documented?

17. When working at height, what should be considered the last option to ensure a worker’s safety?

18. Which document is essential to reference when preparing a COSHH assessment for a hazardous substance?

19. Where can you find information on the welfare facilities required for a construction site?

20. What must an employer ensure is provided if a subcontracted worker is 17 years old?