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The Main Requirements in Decommissioning

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is not required if a building is less than 50 cubic metres?

a)

Planning permission

b)

Risk assessment

c)

Method statement

d)

Isolation of services

2.

Planning permission is required for unlisted buildings in which area?

a)

Conservation area

b)

Industrial area

c)

Residential area

d)

Commercial area

3.

What services need to be isolated to prevent the release of toxic and explosive gases?

a)

Gas, electricity, water supply, and telecommunications

b)

Gas and electricity only

c)

Water supply and telecommunications only

d)

None of the above.

4.

What measures need to be in place to prevent dangerous dusts such as asbestos from leaving the site?

a)

Implementing proper containment and ventilation systems

b)

Ignoring the presence of asbestos

c)

Allowing dust to spread freely

d)

Using regular cleaning methods

5.

Entrapment in the context of demolition risks refers to:

a)

being caught or trapped in machinery or debris during demolition activities.

b)

the legal process of being charged with a crime related to demolition.

c)

the financial loss incurred due to demolition delays.

d)

the environmental impact caused by demolition activities.

6.

Crushing can occur during the demolition process by:

a)

Using heavy machinery to break down structures

b)

Applying chemical agents to dissolve materials

c)

Employing manual labor to dismantle parts

d)

Utilizing explosives to implode buildings

7.

Manual handling injuries in the context of demolition are:

a)

Injuries caused by operating heavy machinery

b)

Injuries resulting from handling materials manually

c)

Injuries due to falling debris

d)

Injuries from electrical hazards

8.

What does selective demolition involve?

a)

The demolition of an entire structure.

b)

The removal of interior portions of a structure.

c)

The removal of specific interior or exterior portions of a building while protecting the remaining structure.

d)

The removal of walls, ceilings, pipes, etc.

9.

Wrecking balls range from ______ to ______ pounds in weight. Fill in the blanks.

a)

1000 to 2000

b)

500 to 1500

c)

2000 to 3000

d)

3000 to 4000

10.

Which of the following tools is used in mechanical demolition?

a)

A) Shears

b)

B) Hammer

c)

C) Drill

d)

D) Saw

11.

Site security is important in the process of removing demolition waste because:

a)

it prevents unauthorized access and ensures safety.

b)

it speeds up the demolition process.

c)

it reduces the cost of demolition.

d)

it enhances the aesthetic appeal of the site.

12.

The isolation of services contributes to the removal of demolition waste by:

a)

reducing contamination risks

b)

increasing waste volume

c)

complicating waste sorting

d)

delaying waste removal

13.

The benefits of removing hazardous waste during demolition include:

a)

Improved safety and health conditions

b)

Increased demolition costs

c)

Longer demolition time

d)

Reduced recycling opportunities

14.

What is architectural salvage in the context of removing demolition waste?

a)

A process of recycling materials from demolished buildings

b)

A method of disposing of hazardous waste

c)

A technique for constructing new buildings

d)

A way to increase the cost of demolition

15.

On-site processing of aggregates is a stage in removing demolition waste. What does this process involve?

a)

Sorting and cleaning aggregates for reuse

b)

Transporting aggregates to a landfill

c)

Burning aggregates to reduce volume

d)

Mixing aggregates with new construction materials