Traffic Marshal Set - 1

1. When planning a marshalling operation for vehicle movements, which of the following is the fourth step to be taken into account?

2. It is essential that traffic banksman signals are

3. If a traffic banksman needs to approach a driver to talk to them, he should:

4. Before starting any machine movement, what must the marshaller and driver agree upon?

5. Which of the following would not cause a piece of plant equipment to tip over sideways?

6. As a traffic banksman, you are required to:

7. Which banksman signal involves raising the right arm upward with the palm facing forward and moving it slowly in a circular motion?

8. What is a method statement designed to do?

9. What is the most unsafe movement while a vehicle is being operated?

10. Who holds the primary responsibility for making sure that vehicles and pedestrians use different routes?

11. Which of these is not a possible hazard linked to the use of plant and vehicles?

12. Generally, when operating plant equipment on a steep slope, which direction should it move in?

13. Which one of these signals represents the “Danger” or “Emergency Stop”?

14. What is the main duty and goal of a plant and vehicle marshaller?

15. Which of the following is not an important factor that could influence the safety or effectiveness of an exclusion zone and the safe movement inside it?

16. Having safety measures in place is essential to protect lives and avoid injuries. This is best done by:

17. What should a marshaller do first if the designated traffic route cannot be used as planned?

18. Which statement below is correct?

19. What needs to be arranged or confirmed before unloading a delivery vehicle on a public road?

20. Which statement gives the most accurate meaning of a mobile plant?