Progression 225 Lesson 4 Quiz

What is a consequence of not reporting a near miss?

• It will never happen again

• The consequences may be more serious if it happens again

• It reduces the number of reports

• It increases trust among workers

What is a key reason for using health and safety control equipment?

• To increase company profits

• To ensure safety in the workplace

• To reduce the number of employees

• To avoid legal requirements

What is the benefit of having more employees on site?

• Less need for medical cover

• More ability to carry out first aid procedures

• Reduced need for safety monitoring

• Fewer site inductions required

What is a method to ensure things are not missed on site?

• Ignoring procedures

• Evaluating and reviewing processes

• Reducing safety measures

• Avoiding site inductions

Which legislation governs the use of Personal Protective Equipment at work?

• Health and Safety at Work Act (1974)

• Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations (1992)

• Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (2002)

• Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (1998)

What should be done if electrical equipment is found faulty during a visual check?

• Continue using it until it breaks.

• Report it to the relevant person.

• Attempt to repair it yourself.

• Ignore the fault.

What is the role of the Environment Agency and Local Authorities in waste management?

• They create waste management plans.

• They enforce laws on waste disposal.

• They recycle hazardous waste.

• They manage construction sites.

What is the purpose of a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP)?

• To design construction projects

• To manage waste disposal and recycling

• To enforce safety regulations

• To hire subcontractors

What is the role of a principal contractor in a construction project?

• To design the project

• To control the construction phase

• To enforce environmental laws

• To manage financial transactions

What type of waste is governed by legislation in construction?

• Only hazardous waste

• Only recyclable waste

• Both low-risk and hazardous waste

• Only organic waste