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WorksheetsRANDOM QUIZ ON UNIT 201
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 28mins
An accident that causes death, major injury or absence from work for more than 3 days must be reported to the HSE using an Accident Record Form. Minor accidents are usually reported in an Accident
True
False
Why report accidents?
To stop the accident
To help prevent future accidents
To allow a look at what causes the accidents
For tick box exercise
A manager or supervisor normally completes accident reports. You might need to give information if you are involved or witnessed the accident
True
False
What is an accident ?
An accident is an unforeseen, unplanned and uncontrolled event
An accident is unfortunate event resulting especially form of carelessness or ignorance
The way the work was carried out
All of the above
Types of emergencies on site
Fire
Chemical spillage
Flooding
Security alerts
Reporting accidents. Who do you report to?
Work mates
HR
Health and safety
Supervisor
What is a accident book
A book to record daily activities on site
A book to record when someone has a near miss
A book to record all accidents, regardless how minor
What must be recorded in accident book
The name of the person involved, as-well as address
The signature of the person making the entry
When where the accident happened
A brief description of the accident, cause and what injury
All of the above
The importance of good housekeeping, you are responsible for the health and safety-even if you don't directly employ the people working on your site. Is this true or false?
True
False
The responsibilities of good house keeping
Keeping site clean and tidy, with clear space for people to work in
Keeping people, including the public, away from danger
Fence the site off and use waring signs
All of the above
The importance of good housekeeping
To make the site look tidy
To please the boss
To help prevent trips and slips
to please the public
Which one of these have the highest fatalities in construction
Falls
Slips and trips
Being struck by moving objects/falling objects
Handling
Safe and efficient materials storage depends on good co-operation and co-ordination between everyone involved including, client, contractors, suppliers and the construction trades.
True
False
What is a risk assessment
To identify the risk to health and safety of the person who is going to carry out the work.
To decide how those risks can be eliminated or avoided
To control measures that are needed so that the work can be done safely without risks to health
Using and storing hazardous substance on construction sites are a major health and safety. How do you know a substance is hazardous?
COSHH data sheet
Smell the substance
Most substances carry warning signs
Tip the substance on the floor and see what happens
A method statement is a useful way of recording the hazards involved in specific work task and communicating the risk and precautions required to all those involved in the work. True or false?
True
False
•Employers are required to provide safety signs to ensure employees are aware of what does or may affect health and safety. True or false?
True
False
Match the following four types of safety signs
Mandatory
Warning
Prohibition
Safe conditions
Which of the following is a service or facility commonly found in marinas?
Boat repair services
Grocery stores
Movie theaters
Amusement parks
Boatyards offer various services and facilities. Which of the following is NOT typically found in a boatyard?
Boat repair and maintenance services
Docking and storage facilities
Automobile repair services
Marine supply stores
Which of the following best describes a Yacht Basin?
A place for docking yachts with various services and facilities.
A type of yacht used for racing.
A navigation tool used by sailors.
A type of seafood dish.
Chandlery refers to:
A type of candle
A ship's store or supplies
A type of fabric
A type of pottery
Ancillary services are:
Primary services provided by a company
Supplementary services that support the main services
Unrelated services offered by a third party
Core services that define the business
Which of the following best describes the process of Manufacture and repair?
Creating new products and fixing existing ones
Only creating new products
Only fixing existing products
Designing products without manufacturing
Inboard engines and shafts are components of a boat. Which of the following best describes their function?
They are used to steer the boat.
They provide propulsion to the boat.
They are used for navigation purposes.
They are part of the boat's safety equipment.
Please write a brief description for each of the following: Inboard engine with saildrive
A type of engine mounted inside the boat with a drive system that extends through the hull
An outboard motor attached to the stern of the boat
A portable engine used for small boats
A type of engine used exclusively for racing boats
An outboard engine is a propulsion system for boats, consisting of a self-contained unit that includes which of the following components?
Engine, gearbox, and propeller
Engine and sails
Gearbox and rudder
Propeller and anchor
Identify the type of vessel described as a large ship used for transporting goods across the sea.
Cargo ship
Fishing boat
Sailboat
Submarine
Please name the most common method of moving a large boat to another location by road.
By Skateboard
By carrier Pidgeon
By Helicopter
By truck and trailer
Please describe the following way to tow a boat.
Using a trailer attached to a vehicle
By carrying it manually
Using a helicopter
By pushing it with another boat
The responsibilities of a Shipwright include:
Designing and constructing ships
Operating ships at sea
Managing cargo on ships
Navigating ships
Please describe the responsibilities of the following trades people: Laminator
Applying layers of GRP and Resin to form a strong substrate
Designing architectural plans
Installing electrical systems
Painting and decorating interiors
Please describe the responsibilities of the following trades people: Sawyer
Cutting and shaping wood
Installing electrical systems
Plumbing and pipe fitting
Painting and decorating
An upholsterer is responsible for which of the following tasks?
Repairing and replacing furniture coverings
Installing electrical systems
Plumbing and pipe fitting
Painting and decorating walls
What are the responsibilities of riggers and sail makers?
Riggers are responsible for lifting and moving heavy loads, while sail makers create and repair sails.
Riggers design and build ships, while sail makers operate the sails.
Riggers and sail makers both work exclusively on the deck of a ship.
Riggers are responsible for navigation, while sail makers handle the ship's maintenance.
Which of the following best describes the services provided by brokerages?
Facilitating the buying and selling of Boats and equipment
Providing medical insurance
Manufacturing consumer electronics
Offering travel and tourism packages
Which of the following best describes Financial services?
Banking, investment, and insurance services
Retail and wholesale trade
Manufacturing and production
Agricultural and farming activities
Marine survey services include which of the following?
Inspection of marine vessels
Designing marine engines
Manufacturing marine equipment
Training marine personnel
Leisure operators are involved in which of the following services?
Tourism and travel
Financial consulting
Healthcare services
Educational services
What is the role of marinas and boatyards in the marine leisure industry?
Providing services for the aviation industry
Operating as fishing ports
Supporting the yachting and boating sectors
Serving as commercial shipping docks
What are the risks and hazards in the workplace that Marina and Boatyard Operatives need to be aware of?
Working in extreme temperatures
Handling hazardous chemicals
Using heavy machinery
Dealing with wildlife
What is the importance of maintaining environmental good practice in marinas and boatyards?
To attract more customers
To increase energy consumption
To comply with relevant legislation
To reduce noise pollution
What should Marina and Boatyard Operatives do to maintain security within the marina/boatyard boundary?
Follow relevant guidance and information
Hire security guards
Install surveillance cameras
Restrict access to the public
What is one of the specialist options that Marina and Boatyard Operatives can undertake?
Marine engineering
Marine archaeology
Fuel & Pump out
Marine biology
What is one of the skills required for the 'Rigging' specialism?
Understand marine related products and identify market needs
Safely operate pump out facilities
Safely handle and dispense marine fuels
Safely prepare a yacht for rigging and de-rigging
What is one of the skills required for the 'Chandlery & Retail' specialism?
Safely handle and dispense marine fuels
Safely prepare a yacht for rigging and de-rigging
Understand marine related products and identify market needs
Safely operate pump out facilities
What qualifications must apprentices achieve before taking the end point assessment?
Level 2 qualification in English and Maths
Level 1 qualification in English and Maths
Level 1 qualification in Science and History
Level 2 qualification in Science and History
How long is the typical duration of the Marina and Boatyard Operatives Apprenticeship?
6 months
24 months
18 months
12 months
What is the professional progression for suitably able candidates in marina and boatyard operations?
Certified Shipping Manager
Certified Marina Manager
Certified Logistics Manager
Certified Aviation Manager
What is the importance of customer service in marinas and boatyards?
To increase the price of services
To attract more customers and ensure their satisfaction
To reduce the need for security
To decrease the workload of the staff
What is the role of health and safety regulations in marinas and boatyards?
To increase the complexity of operations
To ensure the safety of staff and customers
To reduce the profitability of the business
To limit the use of machinery and equipment
What is the importance of communication skills in marinas and boatyards?
To increase the price of services
To ensure smooth operations and customer satisfaction
To reduce the need for security
To decrease the workload of the staff
What is the importance of 'Berthing' skills in marinas and boatyards?
To increase the price of services
To ensure smooth operations and customer satisfaction
To reduce the need for security
To decrease the workload of the staff
