CITB Working at Heights Mock Test 2

1. How can you ensure that a ladder is secure and will not slip?

2. What is the correct approach when using a ladder to access a scaffold platform?

3. Which part of a stepladder should you never stand on?

4. Where should a mobile tower scaffold never be used?

5. What action should you take if an access ladder is blocked off with tape?

6. When should guardrails be installed on a working platform?

7. What should be your primary concern when working from an aerial device in windy weather?

8. How should you address a piece of scaffolding that interferes with your task’s safety measures?

9. Who is responsible for checking a ladder before it is used?

10. What is the main risk associated with leaving a person suspended in a harness for too long?

11. What is the safest method for climbing a stepladder?

12. What is the purpose of edge protection on a construction site?

13. Who is responsible for ensuring that workers are trained and informed to work safely at height?

14. What is the recommended slope or angle for positioning a ladder safely?

15. Why is the Beaufort Scale important for external work at height?

16. What must be confirmed before starting roof work?

17. What is the role of ground-level controls in a mobile elevating work platform (MEWP)?

18. Who is responsible for the proper installation of safety nets?

19. How can you determine the safe load rating of a scaffold platform?

20. What is the most effective way to prevent people from falling through voids, holes, or fragile roof panels?