Health & safety quiz 3

Which one of the following must be reported to the Health and Safety Executive?

• Minor workplace accidents
• Routine health inspections
• Employee training sessions
• Accidents resulting in more than 3 days absence from work

The first action to be taken after receiving a minor burn, is to?

• Cool the burn under running water for at least 10 minutes.
• Apply ice directly to the burn.
• Pop any blisters that form.
• Cover the burn with butter or oil.

Regular safety inspections should be recorded for?

• Access equipment (ladders and scaffolds)

• Accident reports and investigations
• General maintenance schedules
• Personal records of employee performance

What can be checked for correct operation by pressing a button on the front of the device?

• Battery level indication check.
• (RCD) Residual current device.

• Network connectivity status check.
• Device color settings check.

In order to use cartridge operated fixing devices on construction sites?

• Operators can use them without any training.
• Cartridge devices can be used by anyone on site.
• Safety protocols are optional for experienced workers.
• Information, instruction and training must be provided first

Which one of the following is only to be changed by a person with the appropriate certificate?

• An abrasive wheel on a bench grinder

• Internal memos
• Personal notes
• Public records

It may be necessary to take air samples when working?

• No, air samples are only needed for water quality testing.
• Yes, but only in outdoor environments.
• No, air samples are not necessary in any workplace.
• Yes, when working in public sewers.

Which one of the following waste materials can create toxic fumes when burnt?

• Paper
• Glass
• Food waste
• Polystyrene packaging

What waste materials must be packaged and labeled as part of the waste disposal process?

• Plastic waste
• Food waste
• Hazardous waste, biomedical waste, electronic waste, and toxic materials eg Asbestos.

• Construction debris

The safety requirements for the use of access equipment on building sites is covered by the?

• Construction (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations

• OSHA Standards
• Building Code Compliance
• Electrical Safety Regulations