WorksheetsWorking at Height Regulations
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
How do you think the Working at Height Regulations protect you in your day job?
They help prevent falls and injuries by requiring safe equipment and procedures
They make you work faster by skipping safety steps
They remove the need for ladders in all jobs
They let workers ignore regular safety checks
In the scenario, what work are you doing on a single-storey building?
Installing new fascia boards
Painting a mural
Fixing a car
Planting trees
According to the scenario, which equipment will you use during the work?
Ladders
Cranes
Scaffolding only
No equipment
The work will involve working at heights up to how many metres?
1 metre
2 metres
3 metres
10 metres
What are you asked to complete for this activity?
A risk assessment table
A story book
A shopping list
A weather report
How many people should work together in each group to fill in the table?
2
3
4
5
After you fill in the table, what should you do with your answers?
Keep them to yourself
Throw them away
Discuss your answers together
Skip to the next task
Which of these is listed as a common hazard?
Falling objects (tools/materials)
Fresh paint smell
Bright sunshine
Clean floors
Who is named as someone who could be at risk?
People passing by
Only machines
Pets only
No one
Which is a possible control measure?
Properly secured ladders (footed or tied)
Running near the ladder
Ignoring loose tools
Working in storms
What weather-related control is suggested?
Weather checks and stopping work in poor conditions
Working faster during rain
Ignoring wind
Waiting only five minutes
Look at the picture: what is the person climbing to reach the roof edge?
A ladder
A tree
A rope swing
A staircase
Look at the picture: what safety item is on the person’s head?
A hard hat
A scarf
Headphones
A crown
What should you do before using a ladder?
Inspect it for damage
Use it without checking
Leave it outside
Ignore safety guidelines
What is a key factor in ensuring safety when working at heights?
Using proper personal protective equipment
Rushing to complete the task
Working alone without supervision
Ignoring safety protocols
Which of the following is a sign of unsafe working conditions?
Loose scaffolding
Clear pathways
Properly stored tools
Well-marked safety zones
What is the primary purpose of using guardrails when working at heights?
To mark the work area
To support heavy equipment
To prevent falls and enhance safety
To provide a decorative feature
Which of the following should be included in a safety briefing before starting work at height?
Personal preferences
Social plans
Weather forecasts
Emergency procedures
What is a common safety measure to take when using scaffolding?
Leave it unattended
Ensure it is properly erected and inspected
Use it for storage of materials
Ignore weight limits
