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IMI G0102k Health and Safety Quiz

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
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1.

Name two of your responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

a)

Take care of machine guards and report any problems.

b)

Ignore health and safety policies.

c)

Damage machinery for fun.

d)

Avoid using PPE at all times.

2.

What is COSHH and what does it relate to?

a)

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002

b)

Control of Safe Handling of Heavy Equipment

c)

Control of Safety and Health Hazards

d)

Control of Substances and Hazardous Materials

3.

Name three workshop activities that could potentially pollute your environment.

a)

Incorrect disposal of an oil filter

b)

Proper recycling of waste

c)

Correct disposal of antifreeze

d)

Using eco-friendly materials

4.

What is PPE and when should you use it?

a)

Personal protective equipment, used to protect from accidents

b)

Public protective equipment, used for public events

c)

Personal prevention equipment, used for preventing theft

d)

Public prevention equipment, used for public safety

5.

What does PUWER refer to? Name one employer responsibility under this regulation.

a)

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998

b)

Provision and Use of Workplace Environment Regulations

c)

Provision and Use of Work Energy Resources

d)

Provision and Use of Work Efficiency Regulations

6.

What is a prohibition notice and who issues it?

a)

A notice to stop work immediately due to safety risks, issued by the Health and Safety Executive Inspectorate/Inspector.

b)

A notice to increase work hours, issued by the employer.

c)

A notice to change work procedures, issued by the team leader.

d)

A notice to hire more staff, issued by the HR department.

7.

When should you wear approved safety glasses?

a)

Only when working with chemicals.

b)

Whenever there is danger to the eyes, such as sanding or working at height.

c)

Only during welding.

d)

Only when working outdoors.

8.

Why are latex gloves used?

a)

To keep hands warm.

b)

To prevent grease, oil, and dirt from entering the skin.

c)

To improve grip on tools.

d)

To protect against electrical shocks.

9.

What type of mask must you use when replacing brake linings?

a)

A surgical mask.

b)

A dust particle mask.

c)

A gas mask.

d)

A cloth mask.

10.

What three types of vehicle protective equipment (VPE) must you use when working inside a vehicle?

a)

Helmet, gloves, and boots.

b)

Foot mat cover, steering wheel cover, and seat cover.

c)

Safety glasses, earplugs, and respirator.

d)

Apron, face shield, and knee pads.

11.

What is the difference between a hazard and a risk?

a)

Hazard is a potential cause of harm; risk is the likelihood of harm being realized.

b)

Hazard is a certain cause of harm; risk is the prevention of harm.

c)

Hazard is the likelihood of harm; risk is the potential cause of harm.

d)

Hazard and risk are the same.

12.

How should you dispose of waste oil and why?

a)

Pour it down the drain to get rid of it quickly.

b)

Burn it to eliminate waste.

c)

Process and refine it to prevent environmental harm.

d)

Store it indefinitely in containers.

13.

Give examples of three different toxic substances used in a workshop.

a)

Water, air, and sand.

b)

Paints, fuels, and fumes from welding.

c)

Wood, plastic, and rubber.

d)

Soap, detergent, and vinegar.

14.

Accidents are often caused by a mixture of factors. List three factors.

a)

Human, occupational, and environmental

b)

Mechanical, electrical, and chemical

c)

Physical, biological, and chemical

d)

Social, economic, and political

15.

What type of fire extinguisher has a black label?

a)

Water

b)

Foam

c)

CO₂ (carbon dioxide)

d)

Dry powder

16.

What is the meaning of flash point?

a)

The highest temperature at which a liquid can ignite

b)

The lowest temperature at which a liquid turns into a vapor to form an ignitable mixture in the air

c)

The temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid

d)

The point at which a gas becomes a liquid

17.

What is the 1, 2, 3 system of risk assessment?

a)

A method to categorize risks into low, medium, and high

b)

A system to rate the severity and likelihood of injury on a scale of 1 to 3, then multiply for a risk rating

c)

A process to evaluate risks based on past incidents

d)

A checklist to ensure all safety measures are in place

18.

What is a control measure?

a)

A control measure is introduced when a hazard or risk is not adequately controlled.

b)

A control measure is a type of warning sign.

c)

A control measure is a method to increase electricity usage.

d)

A control measure is a tool for vehicle maintenance.

19.

What color are mandatory warning signs?

a)

Blue

b)

Red

c)

Green

d)

Yellow

20.

Why do you need to turn off the light in a storeroom when it is not being used?

a)

To save electricity

b)

To increase brightness

c)

To reduce noise

d)

To improve air quality

21.

What effect does the wasting of resources have on a business?

a)

Increases bills and reduces profit

b)

Decreases bills and increases profit

c)

Has no effect on bills or profit

d)

Improves employee satisfaction

22.

What should you use to scrub your hands with when using a bench drill?

a)

Soap and water

b)

Hand sanitizer

c)

Oil and water

d)

Dry cloth

23.

Name three sources of technical information used in the workshop.

a)

Other staff, Service manual, Vehicle handbook

b)

Newspapers, Magazines, Television

c)

Social media, Blogs, Podcasts

d)

Fiction books, Novels, Comics

24.

Which of the following is a document a technician needs to use in the workshop?

a)

Job cards

b)

Blueprints

c)

Warranty cards

d)

Sales receipts

25.

Why is customer authorization needed for additional work on a vehicle?

a)

To ensure the customer is informed and agrees to the work

b)

To increase the cost of the service

c)

To avoid legal issues with the manufacturer

d)

To speed up the repair process

26.

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?

a)

Facial expressions

b)

Email

c)

Telephone

d)

Voicemail

27.

What is a method of electronic communication?

a)

Telephone

b)

Hand gestures

c)

Face-to-face conversation

d)

Body posture

28.

What is a barrier to communication?

a)

Not listening

b)

Clear instructions

c)

Effective feedback

d)

Active engagement

29.

Which tool can measure inside diameter, outside diameter, and depth?

a)

Vernier caliper

b)

Ruler

c)

Tape measure

d)

Protractor

30.

What is meant by the pitch of a hacksaw blade?

a)

The width of the blade

b)

The distance from the tip of one tooth to the tip of the next

c)

The thickness of the blade

d)

The length of the blade

31.

What does the M signify on a M12 x 1.5 x 60 bolt?

a)

Millimeter

b)

Metric

c)

Metal

d)

Measurement

32.

Which hammer should you use to avoid damaging components when dismantling?

a)

Rubber mallet

b)

Copper and hide hammer

c)

Steel hammer

d)

Wooden mallet

33.

What should you do to ensure correct reassembly of a component before you dismantle it?

a)

Use a screwdriver to mark components

b)

Use a centre punch with a hammer to mark components

c)

Use a marker pen to label components

d)

Use a chisel to engrave components

34.

What type of force is used to hold a component in a hand vice?

a)

Tension

b)

Compression

c)

Shear

d)

Torsion

35.

Under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER), who has the main responsibility for ensuring that all equipment supplied for use in the workshop is in safe working order?

a)

Your employer

b)

Trade union officials

c)

You

d)

The Health and Safety Executive inspector

36.

What is the correct PPE to wear when charging a battery?

a)

helmet, heat-resistant gloves, apron and overalls, safety boots

b)

goggles, Kevlar gloves, overalls, safety boots

c)

helmet, full face mask, ear defenders, latex gloves, apron, safety boots

d)

goggles, chemical-resistant gloves, mask, overalls, apron, safety boots

37.

Which of the following is the correct definition of a hazard?

a)

something that has the potential to cause harm or damage

b)

the likelihood of an accident happening

c)

a serious accident resulting in an injury

d)

an unexpected and unplanned event in the workplace

38.

Which of the following types of fire extinguisher should not be used on fires involving flammable liquids?

a)

cream label – foam

b)

black label – carbon dioxide

c)

blue label – powder

d)

red label – water

39.

The chemical name for poisonous vehicle exhaust fumes is:

a)

carbon dioxide

b)

carbon monoxide

c)

epoxy resin

d)

trichloroethylene

40.

If there is a serious accident and the person is bleeding severely, the first action to take would be:

a)

make them a cup of tea

b)

apply pressure to the wound

c)

put a plaster on the wound

d)

apply a tourniquet

41.

Which one of the following is the correct way of lifting a weight from the ground?

a)

back bent, legs straight

b)

back bent, knees on the ground

c)

back straight, knees bent

d)

back straight, legs straight

42.

Some nuts are fitted with a nylon insert in order to:

a)

allow the nut to be loosened easily

b)

lubricate the thread as the nut is fitted

c)

keep the tightened nut in place

d)

protect the thread on the bolt

43.

The most effective equipment for raising a vehicle a short distance from the ground is:

a)

a pulley block

b)

a winch

c)

a hydraulic jack

d)

a lifting chain

44.

When a metal has become hard due to cold working, it can be changed to its softest state by:

a)

annealing

b)

tempering

c)

nitriding

d)

normalising