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MT Environmental Learner Outcome 5

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When is a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) required by law?

a)

For any project over £100,000

b)

Only for demolition work

c)

For construction projects costing over £300,000

d)

For projects with more than 10 workers

2.

Who is responsible for making sure the SWMP is followed?

a)

The site cleaner

b)

The Building Inspector

c)

The client or main contractor

d)

The local council

3.

What must be included in a SWMP?

a)

A list of tools used

b)

A record of all waste types and how they will be managed

c)

The names of all workers

d)

The cost of the building materials

4.

What is fly-tipping?

a)

Recycling waste at home

b)

Dumping waste illegally, like by the roadside

c)

Burning waste safely

d)

Using waste to build roads

5.

What is the maximum penalty for fly-tipping in the UK?

a)

£500

b)

£5,000

c)

£50,000 and/or 12 months in prison

d)

£100,000 and 5 years in prison

6.

Who must register for a waste carrier licence?

a)

Anyone transporting waste for business

b)

Only large companies

c)

Only builders

d)

Only government workers

7.

What must be done with hazardous waste like asbestos or lead paint?

a)

Mix it with general waste

b)

Burn it on site

c)

Dispose of it separately using a licensed company

d)

Bury it underground

8.

Why should recycling skips be kept separate from general waste skips?

a)

To make the site look tidy

b)

To avoid confusion and help proper recycling

c)

To keep them dry

d)

To stop people from using them

9.

What is one way plumbers can help reduce waste?

a)

Use more fittings than needed

b)

Keep high stock levels

c)

Use accurate installation and recommend eco-friendly systems

d)

Avoid using recycled materials

10.

What symbol is often found on recyclable materials?

a)

A lightning bolt

b)

A recycling triangle

c)

A water droplet

d)

A green leaf

11.

What are the two main types of metals for recycling?

a)

Hard and soft

b)

Heavy and light

c)

Ferrous and non-ferrous

d)

Clean and dirty

12.

What can recycled wood be turned into?

a)

Plastic bottles

b)

Metal sheets

c)

Chipboard and biomass pellets

d)

Glass panels

13.

What is a challenge when recycling plastics?

a)

They melt too quickly

b)

They are too expensive

c)

Identifying the type of plastic

d)

They are always dirty

14.

What should you do if you find asbestos while working?

a)

Break it up and remove it

b)

Leave it alone and call a specialist

c)

Put it in a skip

d)

Cover it with paint

15.

What qualification is required to work on refrigerants

a)

A gas

b)

E Gas

c)

F Gas

d)

G Gas

16.

What should you do if you see asbestos in a skip?

a)

Remove it carefully

b)

Ignore it

c)

Call for advice immediately

d)

Cover it with plastic

17.

How can lead enter the body?

a)

Only by eating it

b)

Only by touching it

c)

Through eating, breathing, and skin contact

d)

Only through water

18.

What should you do if you think a plumbing system might cause contamination?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Try to fix it yourself

c)

Inform your supervisor or manager

d)

Turn off the water and leave

19.

How can plumbers reduce CO₂ emissions during installation?

a)

Use more blow torches

b)

Use capillary fittings only

c)

Use push-fit or press-fit fittings instead of soldering

d)

Work faster