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Health and Safety in Construction: T-Level DSP

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the main sanctions the Health and Safety Executive can impose on a company after a workplace incident?

a)

Fines and prosecution

b)

Community service and probation

c)

Mandatory training and workshops

d)

Public apology and compensation

2.

Which two forms of substance are classified as hazardous to health according to COSHH Regulations?

a)

Dusts

b)

Liquids

c)

Fumes

d)

Rubble

3.

What is one control measure to ensure safe installation of solar panels on a canopy?

a)

Use of safety harnesses and fall arrest systems for workers

b)

Installation of warning signs around the work area

c)

Provision of first aid kits on site

d)

Regular breaks for workers to prevent fatigue

4.

What role does pre-construction information play in complying with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations?

a)

By specifying the color scheme for the building.

b)

By detailing health and safety risks associated with the project.

c)

By listing the types of plants to be used in landscaping.

d)

By providing a budget estimate for the project.

5.

Why conduct a manual handling assessment in housing construction?

a)

To ensure compliance with safety regulations and prevent injuries.

b)

To increase the speed of construction and reduce costs.

c)

To improve the aesthetic appeal of the housing developments.

d)

To enhance the durability and longevity of the materials used.

6.

Why does a civil engineering contractor need public liability insurance during construction?

a)

To cover legal costs and compensation claims if a visitor is injured on site

b)

To protect the contractor's equipment from theft or damage

c)

To ensure compliance with local building regulations

d)

To provide health insurance for the construction workers

7.

What is one benefit of following the Health and Safety Executive's Approved Codes of Practice (ACOP) for asbestos removal?

a)

Ensures compliance with legal requirements and enhances safety.

b)

Reduces the cost of asbestos removal significantly.

c)

Allows the contractor to work without any protective gear.

d)

Speeds up the overall construction process.

8.

What are key benefits of conducting a safety review in construction?

a)

To comply with legal regulations and avoid penalties

b)

To increase project costs and extend timelines

c)

To ensure the safety and well-being of workers

d)

To reduce the quality of construction work

9.

Before construction begins, a contractor will need to develop safe systems of work. One way to develop a safe system of work is to carry out a risk assessment. Which of the following is another way to develop safe systems of work?

a)

Conducting regular safety training sessions for workers

b)

Increasing the number of construction workers on site

c)

Reducing the construction timeline

d)

Using cheaper materials for construction

10.

What two pieces of information should be included in a risk assessment besides the identification of a risk?

a)

Control measures

b)

Project timeline

c)

Persons at risk

d)

Costs of control methods

11.

What two control measures could assist in safely replacing fascias, soffits, and bargeboards during refurbishment?

a)

Use of work platforms

b)

Banksmen

c)

Waste chutes

d)

Local exhaust ventilation

12.

How can a method statement improve workplace safety?

a)

By providing a detailed plan of work procedures and safety measures.

b)

By reducing the need for safety equipment.

c)

By eliminating the need for skilled workers.

d)

By increasing the speed of work completion.

13.

Explain one reason why feedback from employees can improve safe systems of work.

a)

Employees can identify practical issues and suggest improvements.

b)

Feedback from employees is always positive.

c)

Employees prefer to work without supervision.

d)

Feedback from employees is not necessary for safety improvements.

14.

How could a national housing developer use accident data to reduce injuries on construction sites?

a)

By identifying common causes of accidents and implementing safety measures.

b)

By increasing the number of construction sites.

c)

By reducing the number of workers on each site.

d)

By changing the design of the houses.