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Safety and Conduct Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not in the code of conduct policy?

a)

Being aware of British Values

b)

Being Helpful towards others

c)

Mobile phones are not to be seen or heard

d)

Always smile

2.

Which of the following is not measured on Behaviours?

a)

Works diligently

b)

Communicates clearly

c)

Intelligence

d)

Positive and respectful attitude

3.

What are the dangers of working on electrical equipment?

a)

Electric shock, Burn, Fire, Arcing, Explosion

b)

Electric shock, Water, Flames, Sparks

c)

Costly Repairs, Confusing, Heavy Fines

d)

Competence, Regulations, Guidebook, Law

4.

Who would issue a Permit to work?

a)

The person in charge of the work

b)

An authorised engineer

c)

The persons carrying out the work

d)

An independent person

5.

Risk assessments ensure that workplaces monitor any changing conditions by:

a)

recording all minor accidents

b)

recording all serious accidents

c)

reviewing hazardous situations

d)

reviewing visitor book

6.

Written procedures that inform an employee of how a task is to be undertaken are known as:

a)

risk assessment

b)

permit to work

c)

method statement

d)

COSHH statement

7.

When carrying out safe isolation procedures for the purposes of safety, which of the following should be used?

a)

neon screwdriver

b)

a multimeter

c)

Approved Voltage Tester

d)

Volt Stick

8.

The Electricity at Work Regulations require that:

a)

only persons who have the appropriate level of knowledge and experience can work with electricity

b)

only duty holders can work with electricity

c)

only time served electricians can work with electricity

d)

only supervised apprentices can work with electricity

9.

Electrical safety is best achieved by:

a)

isolating and securing the supply

b)

switching the supply off

c)

working during quiet hours

d)

wearing electrician’s gloves

10.

Which of the following is correct regarding safe isolation and investigating an electrical fault?

a)

begin investigation, verify circuit is dead, isolate and lock off, re-check voltage device

b)

obtain permission, check voltage device, verify circuit is dead, re-check voltage device, begin investigation

c)

begin work, lock off, verify circuit is dead, re-check voltage device, begin investigation

d)

obtain permission, isolate and lock off, check voltage device, verify circuit is dead, re-check voltage device, begin investigation

11.

The very first action involved in carrying out safe isolation is to:

a)

test the circuit

b)

shut off, lock off then assess all hazards

c)

assess all hazards through a risk assessment

d)

carry out a full functional test

12.

When applying safe isolation protocols you:

a)

can work on live circuits

b)

can use the circuit identification as found

c)

need to correctly identify the circuit

d)

can make a best guess

13.

The HSE recommends which of the following in order to embrace safety?

a)

Volt stick

b)

Multimeter

c)

equipment listed and endorsed by GS38

d)

Get someone else to do it

14.

The legislation that prohibits live working except in exceptional circumstances is:

a)

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (1992)

b)

Personal Protective Equipment Regulations (1992)

c)

BS 7671 Requirements for Electrical Installations

d)

Electricity at Work Regulations (1989)

15.

What shape is a Warning sign:

a)

Circle

b)

Triangle

c)

Rectangle

d)

Hexagon