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WorksheetsUnit-15-Monitoring Contractors' Activities
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 36mins
How many steps are there for selection and ongoing management of contractors?
4
6
5
7
Agreement on risk management, define a job and specify conditions are stages for
reviewing
planning
monitoring
choosing a contractor
The contractor is chosen based on specific criteria
Availability
Technical competence
Attitude
Speed of achievement
Hard work
Manage movements of contractors and ensure that technical and management controls are in place are parts of
reviewing
monitoring
planning
arranging
The greater the risks are the more frequent _________visits are needed.
training
assessments
instructions
monitoring
The_______ should review both the job and the contractor
client
manager
director
Meetings to ensure cooperation and workforce consultation are essential steps at________
arranging contractor.
monitoring contractor.
reviewing contractor's work.
planning stage.
The_______ should review both the job and the contractor
client
manager
director
Choose the wrong answer
The way that a client manages contractors can be broken down into four key areas:
Co-ordinating the work.
Managing the hazards
•Planning the work.
•Selecting the contractor.
Choose the wrong answer
Things you should check while selecting the contractor
Weight of materials used
•Maintenance and equipment testing.
•Enforcement action.
•Membership of a professional organization.
Weight of materials used
A health and safety policy explains how an employer will_________health and safety in the business.
monitor
plan
observe
manage
Agreement on risk management, define a job and specify conditions are stages for
reviewing
planning
monitoring
choosing a contractor
The greater the risks are the more frequent _________visits are needed.
training
assessments
instructions
monitoring
Meetings to ensure cooperation and workforce consultation are essential steps at________
arranging contractor.
monitoring contractor.
reviewing contractor's work.
planning stage.
They give feed back and suggest promotion & demotion.
Managers
Supervisors
CEO
Employees
Giving low priority to safety and just focusing on profit making is considered as
Profit culture
Positive safety culture
Negative safety culture
If there is no safety culture, every member of the group will have to face consequences even if one is negligent and------
non-compliant
compliant
conformance
Safety culture benefits improved public relations which means--------
Communication gap between customers and company
Managing good communication with public or customers
Communication skills
Positive culture at workplace means ...
making a lot of money
sharing value
meeting after work
sharing PPE like mask
A control measure to manage high temperature at a workplace is
Air Con
Training
Adjustment
All of the above
Who is mainly ACCOUNTABLE for a positive health and safety culture
Health and Safety officer
Manager
Managing director
Supervisor
What is a list of items to discussed or acted upon?
Minutes
Agenda
Letter
Memo
The Care Act 2014 applies to data management because?
All organisations should avoid sharing information with other organisations
All organisations should have arrangements in place for sharing information between each other
All organisations should share all their information
All organisations should provide each other access to all information
Method statement is to include all the following except ______
Title of the job
legal requirement
Site of company
Material to be used
The client is not responsible for giving instructions related to _______
employees' training
what to wear
needed equipment
emergency situations
What are the ethical values of honesty?
openness
social responsibility
caring for others
openness
legal responsibility
caring for others
openness
social responsibility
caring for environment
Businesses need to control the coming and going of people in and out of their premises.businesses need to control the coming and going of people in and out of their premises. is an example of
safety rules
arrival on site
site hazards
safety references
Use of eye protection or other protective equipment are examples of
safety rules
site hazards
arrival on site
Ready references
Contractors need to be told about the hazards they face when they come on
site is related to _________.
Safety rules
safety hazards
arrival on site
ready references
Cards, notices and booklets are examples of
Site contact
Arrival on site
standards information
safety rules
Someone to get in touch with on a routine basis or if the job changes is the
project manager
site contact
Engineer
contractor
Fill the gaps
checking what precautions are necessary for any risks involved and whether a _______is needed
PPE
PTW
Convention
recommendation
Assess the degree of contact needed
and how is the job going is related to
safety rules
arrival on site
site contact
keeping a check
Establishing a named contact and briefing contractors before the job starts is part of
Monitoring the work
planning the work
coordinating the work
selecting the contractor
All the following are the stages of coordinating the work between an employer and a contractor except
Name a site contact
Reinforce health and safety information and site rules
Manage access and egress
Check the job and allow work to begin
An Auditor can hold the audit of not more than ------- companies
20
15
10
30
........... monitoring is done to ensure that health and safety standards are correct in workplace
Active
Passive
Reactive
...................monitoring is used for measuring their own failure
Active
Passive
Reactive
Which monitoring method is used for data analysation for a specific time
Reactive
Active
Passive
A ............ is a high profile inspection around the work place carried out by a group or team, including managers
safety tour
safety survey
safety sample
............... is the routine examination of work place and working conditions so that comparison can be made to expected performance standards.
Safety Tour
Safety Inspections
Safety Sample
Active monitoring are often called ....... because they give an indication of the direction of future health and safety performance
Leading Indicators
Reactive Indicators
Lagging indicators
The ................. is more likely to possess the necessary auditing skills and credibility
external auditor
internal auditor
both internal and external auditor
Safety ......... focusing on a particular activity such as manual handling, training programmes and workers’ attitudes towards safety
sampling
surveys
tours
........ where an organization’s performance in certain areas is compared with that of other organizations with similar processes and risks
monitoring
mastering
Benchmarking
The purpose of ............ is to identify the immediate and root causes in order to prevent similar accidents occurring in the future.
Audit
Investigation
Inspection
A person who conducts the audit
Leader
Inspector
Auditor
Manager
Person who leads the team of auditors
Auditor
Auditee
Lead auditor
Supervisor
Methods of testing EHS performance against policies, objectives and performances
Inspection
Audit
Observation
Verification
Physical verification of work is performed as per standards
Audit
Observation
Inspection
Supervision
A person who answers/face the auditor
Inspector
Manager
Auditee
Housekeeper
Deviation from work standards, procedures, policies
Non conformance
Conformance
Breach of contract
Violation
Actions to prevent re occurrence of Non conformance
Good action
Corrective action
Reaction
Civil action
A set of policies, procedures and requirements
Audit criteria/standards
Audit observation
Audit scope
Audit objective
Audit is done by a person who is a part of same company
External audit
Third party audit
Internal audit
Third party audit
........... monitoring is done to ensure that health and safety standards are correct in workplace
Active
Passive
Reactive
...................monitoring is used for measuring their own failure
Active
Passive
Reactive
Which monitoring method is used for data analysation for a specific time
Reactive
Active
Passive
............... is the routine examination of work place and working conditions so that comparison can be made to expected performance standards.
Safety Tour
Safety Inspections
Safety Sample
What is the principle piece of Health and Safety
legislation?
Healthy at work act 1974
Health
and Safety at Work Act 1928
Health
and Safety at Work Act 1974
Health and safety at work acting 1973
Who has the responsibility to provide PPE?
The Employee
The Site manager
Allen in the workshop
The Employer
What must be produced if the company employs
five or more people?
A Health and Safety Programme
A Health and Safety Progress
A Health and Safety Policy
A Health and Safety Policeman
What can happen to employers if they fail to
follow the Health and Safety at Work Act?
They can be rewarded.
They can be persecuted
They can be electrocuted
They can be prosecuted
What does HSE stand for?
Health and Safety excellence
Health and Safety executive
Health and Safety experts
Health and Safety execution
What does CDM stand for?
Constructed Design and Management Regulations
Construction Designed and Management Regulations
Construction Design and Managed Regulations
Construction Design and Management Regulations
Which regulations cover the correct provision
and monitoring of PPE?
The Persons Protectable Equipment at Work Regulations
The Personal Protecting Equipment at Work Regulations
The Personable Protective Equipment at Work Regulations
The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations
What does COSHH stand for?
Control of Substances Helpful to Health Regulations
Control of Substances Hazardous to Home Regulations
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations
Control of Substrates Hazardous to Health Regulations
COSHH is the control of what?
Chemicals
Care Plans
Classrooms
Criminal checks
What policy comes from Manual Handling Operations regulations
Health and Safety
Manual Handling
Lifting and moving
Moving and handling
Which of the following is TRUE under OSHA law?
Employees may choose what safety equipment they need and whether or not they want to wear it to be in compliance.
Employees must purchase all protective equipment at their own cost.
Employers must provide safety training to employees at no cost.
Employees must find safety training that they can take on their personal time.
Which one is NOT related to OSH?
Occupational Health
Occupational Hygiene
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Safety
What does OSH stands for?
Occupational Safety & Sound
Organised Service & Health
Overactive Safety & Health
Occupational Safety & Health
