Unit 3 OC 3. Resource Management and storage

What do you need to consider when planning work activities?

• The site access

• The methods for lifting heavy loads

• The type of ladders etc for working at height

• All of the above

There are two types of contract made when pricing work, one is?

• A fixed price

• A long term

• A short term

• Written on a scrap piece of paper

What are bills of quantity used for?

• Working out how much material you will need

• Pricing the amount of material that will be used

• Bills given to the client when the project is finished

• Bills given to the wholesaler when the goods have been delivered

What should accompany the delivery of goods?

• A bill of quantity

• An invoice

• A delivery note

• A itemised list of all the material used for the project

Why should you avoid handling goods that have been delivered more than once?

• It increases risks

• It is inefficient

• It can cause damage to the goods

• All of the above

Where should you store flammable materials?

• Next to the heaters

• Away from heat sources

• In the site office

• Near the fire escapes

Should you have on site?

• All the material you need for the whole job

• Enough material to keep the work men supplied

• Only enough for each small task

• None because it causes a hazard

How does Regulation 7 say works should be carried out?

• As quickly as possible

• Using skilled persons only

• With adequate and proper materials

• As stated in the contract

What should all equipment used on site be?

• Safe for use, maintained in a safe condition

• Used only by people who have received adequate information, instruction and training

• Accompanied by suitable safety measures

• All of the above

1. What is a typical problem caused by poor planning?

• Delays to completion

• Incorrect cable sizes

• Late starts in the morning

• Poor qualifications