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Workplace Health and Safety Regulations Worksheet

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of HASWA?

a)

To set rules for scaffold erection only

b)

To regulate PPE supply only

c)

To provide the legal framework for workplace safety

d)

To govern building design codes

2.

Under HASWA, what must employers do?

a)

Provide free lunches

b)

Ensure health, safety, and welfare of employees

c)

Guarantee promotions

d)

Pay overtime for all work

3.

Which of these is a COSHH hazard for bricklayers?

a)

Falling scaffolds

b)

Silica dust

c)

Manual lifting of bricks

d)

Cement Dust

4.

Which is a correct control measure under COSHH?

a)

Never store chemicals on site

b)

Always work outdoors

c)

Provide safety data sheets and PPE

d)

Rinse cement off hands with solvent

5.

Which of the following must be reported under RIDDOR?

a)

Tea spillage

b)

Minor paper cuts

c)

A fall from height causing fractures

d)

A broken trowel

6.

Which is a key requirement under PUWER?

a)

Equipment must only be used during daylight

b)

Equipment must be suitable, maintained, and inspected

c)

Equipment must be painted bright colours

d)

Equipment should only be used once before replacement

7.

What is the safest way to lift heavy materials?

a)

Bend your back and lift quickly

b)

Keep the load away from your body

c)

Use leg muscles and keep load close

d)

Twist your body for better balance

8.

Which PPE protects against cement burns and cuts?

a)

Dust mask

b)

Gloves

c)

Ear plugs

d)

High-visibility vest

9.

What is the correct ladder setup under Work at Height Regulations?

a)

Flush with the landing point at 45°

b)

1m above landing, 75° angle

c)

Resting against a window frame

d)

Secured with bricks at the base

10.

Which of the following is a power of HSE inspectors?

a)

Offering construction loans

b)

Entering sites unannounced

c)

Designing scaffold structures

d)

Approving wage increases