Planning and Overseeing Mock Paper 4

Ensuring compliance with industry standards will result in

• A safe installation

• A good standard of work

• Job satisfaction

• Repeat custom

Which of these is not necessary during the handover of an installation?

• An inspection of the installation

• Test certificates

• The qualifications of the designer

• A demonstration of controls

Where can information on the planned electrical fittings in a new build property be found by other tradespersons?

• Site plan

• Block diagram

• As fitted plan

• Location diagram

When dealing with a possible new client with a large contract, first contact should be

• Abrupt

• Formal

• Casual

• Written

To ensure operatives have a good understanding of health and safety information the best method is

• Safety leaflets around the job

• Large safety signs

• Safety letters sent home

• Regular safety talks

Who would demonstrate the operation of the distribution board to the client?

• Any company site operative

• The designer

• The electrician

• The site manager

It is important to make sure that installation information provided to an end user is clearly and professionally presented because

• The documents will need to last a long time

• It is the requirement of the Building Regulations

• It will simplify the information for the end user

• The end user may need to make reference to it in the future

While working on site, a plasterer asks the electrician for confirmation that all electrical containment has been completed in a room as the walls need to be plastered immediately. What is the most appropriate response?

• Inform the main contractor immediately

• Advise the plasterer that the supervisor will be asked to liaise as soon as possible

• Advise that as there is some uncertainty the plastering work cannot yet go ahead

• Check the working drawing for the room and advise the plasterer

Risk assessments and safety policies must be recorded when a site has more than how many staff.

• 10

• 5

• 50

• 20

The image shows the HSE 5 steps to Risk Assessment. What is the missing step 2?

• Decide how likely an incident will happen

• Implement control measures

• Determine the potential severity

• Decide who might be harmed and how