CITB Test - Practice 12

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

10. What details are provided in a COSHH assessment?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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