CITB Test - Practice 13

1. What should a CSCS Supervisor do if unqualified personnel are found operating heavy machinery on-site?

2. What is the minimum safe distance from overhead power lines when operating machinery?

3. What action should a CSCS Supervisor take if they suspect a worker is under the influence of drugs or alcohol on-site?

4. What is the primary function of a “site-specific risk assessment”?

5. How often should a CSCS Supervisor review the site’s emergency procedures with workers?

6. What is the main goal of a “working at height” risk assessment?

7. Under what circumstances is it acceptable to alter a site’s emergency evacuation plan?

8. In construction, what does “COSHH” stand for?

9. Which task is NOT typically the responsibility of a CSCS Supervisor?

10. What is the primary responsibility of a construction “Tool Store Manager”?

11. What is the main purpose of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK?

12. When should a CSCS Supervisor verify the expiration date of a worker’s CSCS card?

13. What is the main purpose of a “safety data sheet” (SDS) for chemicals used on-site?

14. Which type of fire extinguisher is appropriate for electrical fires?

15. What topics should be included in a toolbox talk?

16. What is the primary objective of a “Construction Phase Plan”?

17. What does “PPE” represent in the context of construction safety?

18. Which fire extinguisher type is most suitable for fires involving flammable liquids?

19. What is the recommended maximum weight that can be manually lifted without mechanical aids?

20. Which document outlines details about a construction site’s first-aid facilities and personnel?