WorksheetsH&S 6706
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protection Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment
Protective Personal Essentials
Private Protection Equipment
Which law covers general health and safety at work?
COSHH Regulations
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
RIDDOR Regulations
Manual Handling Operations Regulations
Who is responsible for health and safety on a construction site?
The Health and Safety Executive
The client only
Everyone on site
The site manager only
What does COSHH stand for?
Control of Substances Harmful to Humans
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
Control of Safe Handling Hazards
Control of Spillage and Hazardous Substances
What colour is a mandatory safety sign?
Blue
Red
Yellow
Green
What does a red safety sign usually indicate?
Prohibition or danger
Mandatory instruction
Safe condition
Caution
What should you do if you find a damaged power tool?
Use it carefully
Report it immediately and tag it 'Do Not Use'
Fix it yourself
Hide it
Which regulation covers reporting workplace injuries?
RIDDOR
COSHH
HASAWA
PUWER
What is the main purpose of a risk assessment?
To find who's responsible for an accident
To identify hazards and reduce risks
To record first aid details
To make site rules
What colour is a fire extinguisher used for electrical fires?
Blue (Dry Powder or CO2)
Cream
Red
Black
Under the PPE Regulations, who must provide PPE?
The employee
The employer
The local council
The supplier
Which document gives details of how to safely use hazardous substances?
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Accident Report Form
Risk Assessment
Toolbox Talk Sheet
What should you do if you see a 'No Entry' sign?
Do not enter the area
Enter with caution
Ask permission first
Enter only if wearing PPE
Which piece of PPE protects against dust inhalation?
Respiratory mask
Safety goggles
Ear defenders
Safety boots
What does RIDDOR stand for?
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Regulations for Industrial Damage and Dangerous Operations
Risk Identification and Dangerous Occurrences Report
Record of Injuries, Damage and Other Risks
What should be done before starting work in a new area?
Check for hazards and review the risk assessment
Wait for a supervisor to arrive
Ask a colleague
Start work immediately
Why should site accidents be recorded?
To prevent recurrence and for legal reasons
To blame someone
For insurance only
To fill paperwork
What is the purpose of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015?
To manage health and safety in construction projects
To limit working hours
To control building costs
To ensure tool safety
What is a hazard?
Anything with potential to cause harm
A minor inconvenience
A health report
A broken tool
What is the first thing you should do if a fire starts?
Raise the alarm
Try to put it out
Call your supervisor
Run away
What colour are emergency exit signs?
Green and white
Blue and white
Red and white
Yellow and black
What does PUWER stand for?
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
Protection of Unsafe Work Equipment Regulations
Personal Use of Workplace Equipment Regulations
Power and Utility Work Equipment Regulations
Why should walkways be kept clear?
To prevent trips and falls
To look tidy
To impress inspectors
To make space for storage
When must an accident be reported to the HSE?
When it causes serious injury or death
When it's a near miss
When first aid is given
When equipment is broken
What should be worn when using a circular saw?
Eye, ear and respiratory protection
Gloves only
Hard hat only
Hi-vis vest only
What is welfare provision on site?
Toilets, washing and rest facilities
Safety posters
First aid kits
PPE stores
If you spill oil or fuel, what should you do?
Contain and report it immediately
Ignore it
Cover it with sawdust only
Wash it away
Who enforces health and safety law on construction sites?
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
The local council
The Environment Agency
The site owner
What should you do if you see unsafe behaviour?
Report it to your supervisor
Ignore it
Join in
Leave the site
What is the main aim of health and safety training?
To reduce accidents and improve awareness
To fill time before work
To pass exams
To get a job card
