Worksheets5357 001 mock 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 28mins
What would this PPE be used for?
Protection from Asbestos fibres
Protection from low temperatures
Protection from steam pipework
Protection from high temperatures
Match the extinguisher types
Water
Foam
Powder
Carbon Dioxide
Wet Chemical
What type of sign is this
Warning
Mandatory
Prohibition
Information
The ways in which the environment may be affected by work activities are (a) caused by burying waste, (b) caused by burning rubbish and (c) caused rain run off from site.
What does this sign mean
Indigestion
Serious Health Hazard
Toxic when ingested
Corrosive
Reorder to show the procedures that should be taken to remove or minimise risks
Eliminate the hazard
Substitute the hazard
Isolate the hazard
Control the hazard
Use PPE
How can an electrician demonstrate competence?
CSCS black card
Print out of exam results
College attendance
ECS gold card
Label the fire triangle
What type of waste is covered by WEEE regulations
Electrical and Electronic Products
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Electrical and Electronic Enclosures
Electrical and Electronic Produce
Statutory or Non Statutory
HASAWA
EAWR
PUWER
Wiring Regulations
GS38
GN1
Before a mobile scaffold tower is moved, PASMA recommends that
The tower is dropped to 4m with outriggers raised no more that 50mm above the ground
The tower is dropped to 4m with outriggers raised no more that 25mm above the ground
The tower is dropped to 2m with outriggers raised no more that 50mm above the ground
The tower is dropped to 2m with outriggers raised no more that 25mm above the ground
What are the Employers responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act?
Supply required PPE
Carry out risk assessments for all work tasks
Ensure workers are trained to use tools and equipment
Maintain tools and equipment
What order is a risk assessment carried out in?
Identify the hazard
Assess who can be harmed and how
Decide on control measures
Record
Review
How far above a platform should a ladder extend
2M
2.07M
1.07M
1M
Statutory or Non-Statutory
Electricity at work regulations
Construction Design Management regulations
The Management of Health and Safety at Work regulations
Wiring regulations
GS38
IET GN3 Inspection and Testing
A coworker receives an electric shock, what should they do?
(a)
What is the definition of a risk?
The likelihood that a person may be harmed or suffers adverse effects if exposed to a hazard
A situation where there is no chance of harm or loss
A guaranteed outcome that will occur during a task
The use of protective equipment used to prevent accidents
Match the Hazard with the Risk
Trailing leads
Trips
Carrying out Hot Works
Fire
Badly packed storage container
Damaged materials
Using a screwdriver as a chisel
Hand injury
Rodents on site
Weil's Disease
What is a Hazard
The likelihood of an injury being caused
Something that can cause harm
The likelihood of harm to a worker
Adverse weather
Which of these must a ladder meet to be sure to use
4:1 Meters up to Meters out
Set at a 75° Angle
Extend 1 meter above a platform
Be visually inspected before use by the user
What do you call something that has the potential to cause harm?
(a)
Terminating fibre optic cables may produce particular health and safety risks such as:
tiredness due to length of time taken to terminate cable
the risk of glass shards piercing the skin
electric shock from charged cables due to EMI
oil escaping from cables staining the skin and clothes
What is the correct order to safely isolate a circuit
Ask permission
Identify the circuit and lock it off
Test GS38 voltage indicator on a proving unit
Test the circuit where you're working
Retest GS38 voltage indicator on a proving unit
A hazard is (a) while risk is (b)
Match the following procedure
First aid provision
Information displayed for workers
Designated escape routes
Kept clear at all times
Alarm and evacuation procedures
Know the assembly point
RIDDOR report
Employer or site owner
Filling in the accident book
As soon as practical
Match the following to their categories
Covid
24hr stomach bug
Broken Leg
Broken finger
Crushed chest
Crushed foot
3% Burn to arm
11% Scalding to body
Hand arm vibration
Exposure to a biological agent
Occupational dermatitis
Cancer
Requirements of GS38
Maximum of 4mm tip exposed
Minimum of 4mm tip exposed
Maximum of 3A fuse protection
Leads have fingerguards
Leads are insulated to 1000V
Leads are insulated to 500V
Recommended 4mm tip exposed
Recommended 2mm tip exposed
Which of these is the correct order of tests for a three phase circuit
N-E, N-L1, L1-L2,
E-L1, N-L2, L1-L3,
E-L2, N-L3, L2-L3,
E-L3
N-E, N-L1, L1-L2,
E-L1, N-L2, L1-L3,
E-L2, N-L3, L2-L3,
L3-L1
N-E, N-L1, L1-L2,
E-N, N-L2, L1-L3,
E-L2, N-L3, L2-L3,
E-L3
N-E, N-L1, L1-L2,
E-L1, N-L2, L1-L3,
E-L2, L4-L3, L2-L3,
E-L3
Match the following role to the duty
Employer
Complete any required RIDDOR reports.
Employee
Not cause unnecessary damage to PPE
HSE inspector
Issue an improvement notice
Environmental Health Officer
Investigate noise complaints
Safety Officer
Create and implement H&S policy
If safe isolation is not carried out when replacing a light fitting the electrician is liable to
Receive an electric shock
Receive an electric shock from touching the light
Receive an electrical burn
Receive an electric shock from touching live parts
