HSE Levels 1,2,3 Proficiency Examination.

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HSE Levels 1,2,3 Proficiency Examination.

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Welcome To HSE Levels 1,2,3 Competence Examination, you are expected to pass the exam for you to be qualified to become a certified Health and Safety Professional.

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1. How often should a first-aider qualified in First Aid at Work (FAW) or Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) receive retraining?

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2. What should you do if you hear the fire alarm?

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3. Why would your supervisor ask you to read the method statement and risk assessment before you start your next job?

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4. In an emergency situation at work you should do what?

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5. Which one of the following must be in a company’s written Health and Safety Policy:

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6. What is the recommended maximum voltage for portable hand lamps when working in confined or damp locations?

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7. Who has a duty to provide PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) for use by an employee?

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8. A black-labelled fire extinguisher contains:

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9. What immediate action should you take if you suffer an injury through carrying a load?

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10. What does the sound of a siren on-site normally indicate?

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11. If there had been a small fire, who should you report it to?

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12. Employers have to produce a written Health and Safety Policy statement when:

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13. If a load has an uneven centre of gravity, how should you lift it?

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14. Before entering an excavation to start work, it must first be:

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15. What is the purpose of using a ’permit to work’ system?

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16. What is the preferred nominal voltage for local lighting up to 2 kW on construction sites?

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17. What is the aim of carrying out an accident investigation?

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18. What is a fire assembly point?

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19. The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations require the colour coding of signs. What colours are used on a sign indicating a warning, for example "Fork-lift trucks operating”?

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20. Ladders should not be painted because:

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21. If there is a risk of injury from lifting loads what should you think about first?

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22. Who is responsible for signing a Company Safety Policy?

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23. If there had been a small fire, who should you report it to?

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24. All new fire extinguishers are coloured red or of bright self-coloured metal. How do you know the difference between types?

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25. What is the preferred nominal voltage for portable hand lamps for general use on construction sites?

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26. When working in a confined space, such as a sewer, what danger may occur?

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27. If you discover a fire at work, what should you do first:

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28. If a Health and Safety Executive Inspector issues a “Prohibition Notice”, this means that:

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29. If someone has fallen over and has stopped breathing, what is the first thing you should do?

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30. In the context of a risk assessment, what do you understand by the term risk?

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31. What is the purpose of using a ’permit to work’ system?

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32. What is a HAZARD?

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33. Accidents causing any injury should always be recorded in:

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34. Why should a high visibility vest be worn when working on roads?

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35. What must an employer do with their accident records following completion of a construction project?

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36. A workmate lifting a big box suddenly shouts “oh, my back” and drops the box. What should you do?

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37. When considering what measures to take to protect people’s health and safety, PPE should always be regarded as:

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38. Before performing manual lifting what is the first thing you should do?

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39. Which one of the following has the power to examine an accident record?

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40. What do the blue and white health and safety signs tell you?

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41. How often should user (visual) checks be carried out on portable electrical equipment?

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42. What do the letters SWL stand for?

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43. What is the most common type of injury resulting from lifting loads from the floor?

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44. Where would you go in the event of a fire?

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45. What is the ideal angle for a ladder against a wall and floor?

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46. If an electric drill gives off blue smoke from the motor, you should:

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47. Who would you expect to carry out a risk assessment on your working site?

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48. You have to enter a manhole in which you believe there could be toxic gases. You have not been provided with any Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE). What should you do?

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49. Why should aluminium ladders be kept away from wet lime or cement?

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50. Which fire extinguisher should not be used on flammable liquid fires?

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51. What must be done before any work begins?

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52. If a person at work suffers an injury (other than a major injury) due to an accident at work, it is reportable under RIDDOR if they are incapacitated for work for:

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53. What should you do if your supervisor asks you to move something that you find is too heavy to lift?

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54. When moving a load fitted with wheels which of the following is generally true?

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55. When using an extension cable reel, which of the following statements is correct?

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56. Which of the following must an employer consider when making provisions for first aid?

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57. What action should you take if you discover a fire?

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58. In what circumstances can an HSE Improvement Notice be issued?

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59. Who of the following would you expect to be responsible for managing health and safety on site?

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60. If you are about to use a power tool and discover the guard is missing, you should:

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61. Could making an entry in the accident book help you if you later make a claim for compensation?

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62. What do the letters HSE stand for?

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63. When working above public areas, what should be considered?

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64. What should you do if your work activity requires you to wear a full body safety harness and one is not available?

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65. At work who would you report a dangerous occurrence to?

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66. Complete the following sentence: A risk assessment

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67. A Cable Avoidance Tool (C.A.T.) and a ‘Genny’ (generator) can be used successfully to locate underground cables by whom:

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68. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, which of the following have a duty to work safely?

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69. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and any regulations made under the Act are:

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70. Who has a duty to provide PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) for use by an employee?

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71. When must you wear all personal protective equipment (PPE) provided by your employer?

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72. In accordance with the Electricity at Work regulations, when considering whether to work live a responsible person should:

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73. What do the letters ACoP stand for?

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74. Which one of the following should you do if your personal protective equipment (PPE) is damaged?

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75. What colour is a water filled fire extinguisher, or its label?

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76. If an extension cable is to be run across a site road, what action should you take?

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77. An employee has a fall and is obviously unconscious. What is the FIRST thing you should do?

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78. Which of the following items should not be in a first-aid box?

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79. Which would you consider to be generally correct when lifting a load?

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80. The Health and Safety Executive is:

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81. Which one of the following accounts for most accidents each year on construction sites?

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82. Ladders should be set at a slope of approximately:

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83. What must be considered first when planning to carry out work in a confined space?

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84. Which one of the following should you do if you witness a serious accident on site?

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85. A workmate burns their hand on a piece of very hot metal. What should you do first?

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86. What is a blue-labelled fire extinguisher filled with?

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87. In hot weather which one of the following is correct with regard to safety helmets?

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88. What is the preferred nominal voltage for portable hand tools on construction sites?

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89. The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require a working platform used for construction work and from which a person could fall 2 metres or more to be inspected:

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90. You have to enter a manhole in which you know there are toxic gases. You have all the PPE but there does not appear to be a rescue plan in place. What should you do?

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91. When working on a roof that has fragile, clear-plastic panels, what is the best way of preventing falls through the panels?

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92. A colleague has drilled holes in the top of his safety helmet because the weather is hot. Is this:

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93. What happens if a Prohibition Notice is issued by an Inspector of the local authority or the HSE?

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94. When an article has to be moved for a long distance, you should:

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95. Half the deaths on construction sites are caused by which one of the following?

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96. What is the best method of securing a ladder?

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97. A Prohibition Notice means:

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98. In an on-site emergency, which of the following must a first-aider NOT do?

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99. When picking up an object, you should:

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100. What does ’Kinetic lifting’ mean?

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101. To operate a powered hand tool you must be:

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102. The rung of a wooden ladder has started to split, what should you do?

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103. If there is a risk of injury from moving loads what should you think about?

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104. The Health and Safety at Work Act requires employers to provide what for their employees?

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105. Approximately 70 workers each year die on construction sites, the main cause of this is:

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106. When exposing underground power cables, which method of excavation should you use?

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107. What is the minimum height of the top guard-rail of a scaffold above the edge from which someone is liable to fall?

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108. If someone has fallen off a ladder and they say their leg is broken, what should you do?

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109. If personal protective equipment (PPE) is defective, what should you do?

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110. Your workmate suddenly gets a foreign body in the eye. What should you do?

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111. To determine the safety of the atmosphere in an excavation, which of the following is essential

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112. When would it be appropriate to wear a bump-cap instead of a safety helmet?

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113. You have been asked to operate a cherry-picker (mobile elevated work platform) when it is very windy. What should your FIRST consideration be?

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114. What should you do first before lifting or moving a load?

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115. What should be the first consideration when you are about to lift a load on your own?

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116. Under what circumstances do the Work at Height Regulations permit a stepladder to be used on site?

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117. The type of accident that kills most construction site workers is:

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118. For fires involving spilled petrol, which types of fire extinguisher could you use?

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119. When can you work from a ladder?

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120. What should you ensure if you suffer an injury through a manual handling operation?

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121. When working in dusty conditions, which of the following would give the LEAST level of protection?

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122. Identify one method of enforcing regulations that are available to the Health and Safety Executive:

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123. Which of the following should be recorded in the accident book following an accident?

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124. A Health and Safety Executive Inspector can?

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125. Where should you look for Official advice on health and safety matters?

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126. Where a load has to be lifted manually, what is the employer required to do by law?

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127. A black-labelled fire extinguisher contains:

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128. Why should a serious accident be reported to the enforcing authority?

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129. An emergency route(s) must be provided on construction sites to ensure:

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130. Ladders should be:

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131. What action should you take if you discover a fire?

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132. A Cable Avoidance Tool (C.A.T.) and a ‘Genny’ (generator) can be used successfully to locate underground cables by whom:

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133. What is an “Improvement Notice”?

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134. What should you do if you hear the fire alarm?

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135. What do the letters CDM stand for?

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136. Any damaged equipment must be:

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137. When is head protection required to be worn on a construction site to comply with the Construction (Head Protection) Regulations?

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138. While digging a trench, you uncover a length of yellow marker tape at a depth of about 150mm. What does the presence of the marker tape mean?

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139. Who should you report serious accidents to?

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140. Before picking up a load, you should:

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141. In manual handling, which of the following general statements is true?

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142. Which is the part of your body MOST LIKELY to be injured during a manual handling activity which involves moving a heavy load?

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143. Most deaths on site are caused by:

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144. Which one of the following is NOT classified as a reportable major injury under RIDDOR?

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145. When working on fragile roofs:

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146. How can you protect your eyesight while working on site?

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147. All new fire extinguishers are coloured red or of bright self-coloured metal. How do you know the difference between types?

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148. What is most commonly used to reduce 230 volts to 110 volts on site?

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149. Which of the following is correct for risk assessment?

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150. Under RIDDOR, which one of the following must be reported to the enforcing authority?

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151. What is the main colour on a safety sign stating that you must NOT do something?

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152. Before being used, a ladder should be inspected:

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153. Which types of fire extinguishers should be used on electrical fires?

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154. Why may a confined space be dangerous to work in?

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155. Why is it important to report ’near miss’ accidents to your employer?

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156. A manual handling operation is defined as which one of the following?

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157. Why may young people be more at risk on site?

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158. As an approximate guide the manual handling capacity of a two person team is:

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159. A red-labelled fire extinguisher should NOT be used:

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160. How many people should be working on a ladder at one time?

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161. What would you NOT consider in making a judgement of the risks from a load?

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162. A person nearly collapses complaining of stomach pains. What should you do?

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163. The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require a working platform used for construction work and from which a person could fall 2 metres or more to be inspected:

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164. Which is the correct way to lift a load?

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165. A scaffold tower must be erected by:

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166. What is a fire assembly point?

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167. Where would you go in the event of a fire?

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168. On a mobile elevating work platform, what should you attach your safety harness to?

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169. When should you wear safety footwear on site?

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170. Employers are required to provide information to their employees on their health and safety rights and responsibilities and how to get advice by:

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171. If you have to work at height and it is not possible to erect a scaffold, or use any other type of working platform or mobile elevating work platform, then you should:

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172. A labourer gets an electric shock; looks a bit pale but says they are alright. What should you do?

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173. Companies employing five or more people must have a written Health and Safety Policy because:

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174. When judging “individual capability” for manual handling, you should assume:

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175. What should you do immediately if you get a small cut on a finger whilst at work?

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176. What is the purpose of using a ’permit to work’ system?

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177. A ladder giving access to a scaffold can generally be safely used, provided that:

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178. What colours are fire exit signs?

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179. Which of the following statements is correct?

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180. When discharging carbon dioxide fire extinguishers, the nozzle:

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