Based on WSH (Construction) Regulations Section 22[1], it requires that the “Duty of Occupier of a worksite to take, so far as reasonably practicable, such measure as are necessary to comply…, at the worksite where a person is liable to fall a distance of _______”

• less than 2m

• less than 3m

• more than 2m

• more than 3m

Under the scaffolding tagging system, the scaffolding identification tags of solid green, yellow or red means _______, _______ and _______ respectively.

• complete, caution, danger

• caution, complete, danger

• complete, danger, caution

• danger, complete, danger

_______ is a powered access platform used in a range of industries including construction and warehousing for accessing high and tough-to-reach areas.

• Scaffolds

• Ladders

• Board

• Mobile Elevated Work Platform

_______ can have a shock absorbing feature or simply be a short connection that connects to a lifeline or fall protection anchor point.

• Tool Belt

• Safety harness

• Inertia Reels

• Lanyards

Which of the following is not a component of Fall Protection System?

• Tool Belt

• Safety Harness

• Lanyards

• Inertia Reels

_______ are devices with a quick-activating braking system to ensure the fall is limited to a few centimeters and fall arrest forces are reduced.

• Tool Belt

• Safety harness

• Inertia Reels

• Lanyards

WAH activities should consider the following to minimize risk

• Weather, Location, Tools, Falling objects

• Weather, Location, Hazards, Falling objects

• Weather, Location, Tools, Technique

• Weather, Location, Fragile surfaces, Falling objects

The difference between WAH Above ground and Below ground is based on ______ activity.

• safe

• work

• ground

• fall

__________ is an effect which occurs when the human body is held upright without any movement for a period of time.

• Suspension trauma

• Fear of heights

• Medical trauma

• Acute trauma

Which of the following is not hazards of WAH?

• Dropped objects

• Falling

• Suspension trauma

• Hand held equipment