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CSK 2025

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 19mins

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Class
Date
1.

List the potential hazards while using a Drop Saw?

a)

a.     Contact with moving parts of the tool, inhalation of dust and debris.

b)

a.     Electrocution due to electrical faults or misuse of the power supply, Eye injuries.

c)

a.     Exposed to moving parts, exposure to noise, dust, projectiles.

d)

all options are potential hazards

2.

Always be (a)   and understand what is going on around you.

3.

what type of tool is this?

a)

docking saw

b)

table saw

c)

band saw

d)

compound mitre saw/drop saw

4.

What is a JSA used for on construction site?

a)

A JSA is used to eliminate hazards and ensure safety on construction workplaces

b)

A Job Site Analysis, , is a process that provides guidance on controlling hazards and risks involved with a task or job, risk measures and steps on how it should be worked out safely in your workplace

c)

A Job Safety Analysis is a risk assessment process that provides guidance on identifying hazards and risks involved with a task or job, risk control measures and steps on how it should be carried out safely in your workplace

d)

A JSA is used to calculate project costs and project timelines

5.

Correctly name the tool pictured, explain what it is used for, any safety requirements and appropriate PPE that would be required.

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6.

why it is important to have a clear set of drawings with all the measurements on them when building structure.  

a)

It is important to have a set of drawings with all measurements to ensure accuracy, errors, and facilitate effective communication among all parties involved in the construction process.

b)
Drawings are only needed for aesthetic purposes.
c)

It is important to have a clear set of drawings with all measurements to ensure accuracy, minimize errors, and facilitate effective communication among all parties involved in the construction process.

d)
Clear drawings are not necessary if the builder has experience.
7.

What is a Risk Assessment Matrix

a)

is a tool used to evaluate and prioritize potential risks by visually representing the combination of their likelihood and severity

b)
A Risk Assessment Matrix is a tool for financial forecasting.
c)

A Risk Assessment Matrix is a type of insurance policy for construction workers

d)

A Risk Assessment Matrix is a grid used to evaluate and prioritize risks based on their damge and outcomes.

8.

You will need 30 lengths of 90x45 treated pine to complete a project.

Each length is 5.4 metres long and costs $6.80 per metre

How much will it cost to buy the material?

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9.

Scale is used to allow real life structures to be represented in architectural drawings. The most common ones used in the construction industry are 1:200, 1:100, 1:50 and 1:25.

using these 4 scales, what would be the "REAL LIFE" measurement if you measured a line that was 150mm long on a drawing?

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10.

What is the primary purpose of a Risk Assessment Matrix?

a)

To identify financial opportunities in a project.

b)

To evaluate and prioritize potential risks by assessing their likelihood and impact.

c)

To create a timeline for project completion.

d)

To allocate resources for project tasks.

11.

What is a potential consequence of not using a Risk Assessment Matrix in project management?

a)

Better resource allocation.

b)

Improved project efficiency.

c)

Increased likelihood of unforeseen risks causing project delays.

d)

Enhanced team communication.

12.

Describe why it is important to evaluate your performance after you have completed a project?

a)
It is important to evaluate your performance after completing a project to identify strengths and weaknesses, improve future projects, and ensure accountability.
b)

To avoid any further evaluations in the future. Evaluating your performance after completing a project to identify strengths and weaknesses

c)

To celebrate the project's completion without reflection. Evaluating your performance after completing a project to identify strengths and weaknesses

d)

To ensure that no changes are made to the project process. Evaluating your performance after completing a project to identify strengths and weaknesses

13.

Engineering is the fourth most reliable control measure. Select the best example of engineering control from the following.

a)

PPE

b)

TRAINING IN THE USE OF THE TOOL

c)

BRING IN A NEW TOOL

d)

MACHINE GUARDS

14.

Impact drivers are designed for....?

a)
drilling holes in wood
b)
cutting metal sheets
c)
driving screws and fasteners
d)
removing rust from tools
15.

hand saws are designed to do what?

a)
Cut materials, primarily wood.
b)
Measure lengths
c)
Drill holes
d)

cut curved lines

16.

What are chisels used for?

a)
Chisels are mainly for polishing metal surfaces.
b)
Chisels are used for cutting, shaping, or carving materials.
c)
Chisels are used to measure distances accurately.
d)
Chisels are primarily used for painting surfaces.
17.

Which of the following is an example of an administrative control when using power tools?

a)

Using a dust extraction system

b)

Installing machine guards

c)

Providing safety training to workers

d)

Wearing safety goggles

18.

What is the main function of a hand plane in woodworking?

a)

To drill holes in wood

b)

To smooth and flatten wooden surfaces

c)

To fasten two pieces of wood together

d)

To cut wood into small pieces

19.

Which risk is most likely if you operate a power tool without proper personal protective equipment (PPE)?

a)

Reduced tool efficiency

b)

Faster project completion

c)

Lower material costs

d)

Increased risk of personal injury

20.

What is the main advantage of using a Risk Assessment Matrix before starting a project?

a)

It guarantees that no risks will occur.

b)

It helps in identifying and prioritizing risks to implement effective controls.

c)

It eliminates the need for safety training.

d)

It reduces the cost of materials.

21.

Which tool is primarily used for making precise straight cuts in wood?

a)

Hammer

b)

Phillips screwdriver

c)

Hand saw

d)

Chisel

22.

What are the functions of a cordless drill?

a)

The functions of a cordless drill include Cutting wood and plastic products

b)

The functions of a cordless drill include Cutting metal and steel

c)
The functions of a cordless drill include drilling holes and driving screws.
d)

The functions of a cordless drill include Sanding timber

23.

which best describes the process of making a mitre joint?

a)
Cutting two pieces at 45 degrees to form a 90-degree angle.
b)
Cutting two pieces at 30 degrees to form a 60-degree angle.
c)
Joining two pieces with a straight edge at a 90-degree angle.
d)
Using a single piece of wood bent at a right angle.
24.

which response best describes the hierarchy of control?

a)

The hierarchy of control is a system for managing workplace hazards, ranked from least to most effective

b)
A guideline for employee training programs.
c)

The hierarchy of control is a system for managing workplace hazards, ranked from most to least effective

d)
A strategy for increasing workplace productivity.
25.

which term best describes a risk assessment matrix?

a)

Risk management tool to help maintain a safe workplace

b)

Compliance checklist to help maintain a safe workplace

c)

Safety analysis tool to help maintain a safe workplace

d)

Risk evaluation framework to help maintain a safe workplace

26.

What is the main reason for wearing safety goggles when operating power tools?

a)

To reduce noise levels.

b)

To protect eyes from flying debris and dust.

c)

To keep hands free while working.

d)

To improve vision in low light conditions.

27.

elimination, substitution, engineering, PPE and (a)   are all part of the hierarchy of control

28.

what is the purpose of a Gantt chart ?

a)
The purpose of a Gantt chart is to provide a visual representation of a project schedule, showing task durations and dependencies.
b)

The purpose of a Gantt chart is to manage financial budgets

c)

The purpose of a Gantt chart is to track employee attendance

d)

The purpose of a Gantt chart is to create marketing strategies

29.

floor joists, bearers and (a)   make up the components of a sub floor

30.

why is important to perform an evaluation process after you have completed a project?

a)

it is important to perform an evaluation process to celebrate the completion of the project

b)

it is important to perform an evaluation process to assign blame for any issues

c)

it is important to perform an evaluation process to increase team morale without analysis

d)

It is important to perform an evaluation process so you can assess success, learn from experiences, and improve future projects.

31.

When would the real life measurement be on a scale drawing, if you measure the line as 85mm long and the scale is 1:25

a)

2150mm

b)

2200mm

c)
2125mm
d)

12175

32.

Which of the following is the most effective method in the hierarchy of control for managing workplace hazards?

a)

Implementing administrative controls

b)

Eliminating the hazard completely

c)

Providing personal protective equipment (PPE)

d)

Substituting the hazard with a less dangerous one

33.

What is the main purpose of using a scale drawing in construction projects?

a)

To estimate project costs

b)

To accurately represent real-life measurements on paper

c)

To create artistic impressions of the project

d)

To list the materials required

34.

Which of the following is a key benefit of conducting a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) before starting a task?

a)

It reduces the number of workers required

b)

It eliminates the need for supervision

c)

It helps identify hazards and implement appropriate control measures

d)

It guarantees the project will finish ahead of schedule

35.

You need 15 lengths of timber that are 5.4 metres long for your next project. how much would the timer cost if it was priced at $3.50 per metre?

a)

$327.50

b)

$267.50

c)

$287.50

d)
$283.50
36.

Why is it important to use a scale drawing when planning a construction layout?

a)

To avoid the need for any measurements

b)

To reduce the number of workers needed

c)

To make the project look more impressive

d)

To ensure all components fit together accurately on site