CITB Working at Heights Mock Test 13

1. Which of the following ladders are appropriate for use on construction sites?

2. Once you’ve climbed onto the platform of a mobile access tower, what should be the very first thing you check?

3. What is the best approach when starting work on a roof?

4. Which of these roofs is least likely to be prone to fragility?

5. What is the correct way to manage access when work is being done inside a riser shaft?

6. When using a mobile elevating work platform, what is ONE thing that must be checked?

7. Why are non-fatal falls from height particularly risky?

8. If a ladder has a loose rung, what should you do?

9. You’ve been asked to quickly repair a beam without fall protection measures in place. What should you do?

10. Under which ONE of the following circumstances is a ladder appropriate?

11. How can a worker figure out the most effective approach when working at height?

12. Where should a mobile elevating work platform not be used?

13. While planning to inspect roof trusses inside a factory as part of a feasibility study, what is the advised maximum height for a free-standing mobile tower used indoors?

14. When is it required to use a harness and fall-arrest lanyard?

15. To stay safe while performing an inspection at height, who is allowed to assemble a mobile tower scaffold?

16. What is ONE example of personal protective equipment?

17. If someone will be working from a mobile access tower but won’t be assembling, changing, or taking it down, what kind of training do they need?

18. How should a stepladder be positioned?

19. After an outdoor tower scaffold has been exposed to strong winds and heavy rain overnight, what must be checked before it’s used again?

20. What is one typical reason for falls from height?