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unit 01 H&S 26-01-26 > ppt2

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974?

a)

To protect the environment

b)

To ensure quality standards in manufacturing

c)

To protect workers and others from work activities

d)

To regulate electrical installations

2.

Which regulation specifically requires safe isolation procedures for electrical work?

a)

PUWER 1998

b)

EAWR 1989

c)

COSHH

d)

Workplace Regulations 1992

3.

Under COSHH regulations, what must employers provide for hazardous substances?

a)

Free samples to employees

b)

Control measures to reduce harm

c)

Unlimited access to all substances

d)

No specific requirements

4.

What voltage system must handheld electrical equipment use on construction sites?

a)

230V

b)

400V

c)

110V

d)

50V

5.

Which regulation requires risk assessments and method statements?

a)

MHSW 1999

b)

EAWR 1989

c)

HASAWA 1974

d)

PPE at Work 2022

6.

What must employers provide free of charge if a risk assessment shows it's needed?

a)

Training courses

b)

Company vehicle

c)

Personal Protective Equipment

7.

Which regulation prohibits the import and use of all forms of asbestos?

a)

Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006

b)

COSHH

c)

EAWR 1989

d)

Environmental Protection Act 1990

8.

BS7671 is an example of what type of regulation?

a)

Statutory

b)

Criminal

c)

Non-statutory

d)

European

9.

What must commercial clients ensure under CDM 2015 regulations?

a)

All workers are union members

b)

Duty holders are appointed and informed

c)

Work is completed in record time

d)

No accidents ever occur

10.

Which environmental law requires registration with the Environment Agency for hazardous waste?

a)

Environmental Protection Act 1990

b)

Control of Pollution Act 1974

c)

Hazardous Waste Regulations

d)

WEEE Regulations

11.

What does the Pollution Prevention and Control Act aim to limit?

a)

Employee working hours

b)

Discharge of harmful substances and energies

c)

Use of electrical equipment

d)

Construction noise only

12.

At what noise level must health surveillance (hearing checks) be provided?

a)

Above 65 dB(A)

b)

Above 75 dB(A)

13.

Which regulations cover the disposal of solar panels and LED lighting?

a)

Control of Pollution Act

b)

WEEE Regulations

c)

Hazardous Waste Regulations

d)

Environmental Protection Act

14.

What type of Act is HASAWA 1974 that allows other regulations underneath it?

a)

Prohibiting Act

b)

Enabling Act

c)

Temporary Act

d)

Repealing Act

15.

GS38 provides guidance on:

a)

Environmental protection

b)

Electrical test equipment safety

c)

Manual handling techniques

d)

Fire evacuation procedures

16.

Section B: Accidents & First Aid — What is the correct definition of an accident?

a)

A planned event that causes injury

b)

An unforeseen, unplanned and uncontrolled event

c)

Any event that requires first aid

d)

Only events causing death or serious injury

17.

Section B: Accidents & First Aid — When must an accident be reported under RIDDOR?

a)

When an employee takes more than 3 days off

b)

When an employee takes more than 7 days off

c)

Only when there's a fatality

d)

All accidents must be reported

18.

Section B: Accidents & First Aid — What does HABC stand for in first aid?

a)

Hazard, Airway, Breathing, Circulation

b)

Help, Air, Blood, Care

c)

Hear, Assess, Breathe, Compress

19.

What is the correct CPR ratio for adults?

a)

15 compressions : 2 breaths

b)

30 compressions : 2 breaths

c)

5 compressions : 1 breath

d)

50 compressions : 5 breaths

20.

How long should you cool a burn with running water?

a)

At least 1 minute

b)

At least 5 minutes

c)

At least 10 minutes

d)

Until it stops hurting

21.

What does PEEP stand for when treating bleeding?

a)

Position, Examine, Elevate, Pressure

b)

Press, Examine, Elevate, Pad

c)

Protect, Elevate, Examine, Press

d)

Pad, Elevate, Examine, Protect

22.

What should you do first if you suspect electric shock?

a)

Start CPR immediately

b)

Check for danger and isolate supply

c)

Pour water on the casualty

d)

Move the casualty quickly

23.

What should you use to remove a casualty from an electrical supply if you can't isolate it?

a)

Your bare hands

b)

A metal pole

c)

A wet cloth

d)

A wooden implement

24.

Which of these is a reportable occupational disease under RIDDOR?

a)

Common cold

b)

Occupational asthma

c)

Headache from stress

d)

All illnesses at work

25.

What should you do with a casualty in shock?

a)

Give them food and drink

b)

Keep them standing up

c)

Elevate their legs

d)

Make them walk around

26.

When should you dial 999?

a)

To report a stolen car

b)

For immediate danger or crime in progress

c)

To complain about noise

d)

For any work-related query

27.

What is the first thing you should do on discovering a fire?

a)

Try to put it out

b)

Collect your belongings

c)

Shout "Fire! Fire! Fire!"

d)

Call your manager

28.

During a lockdown drill for terrorist threat, what should you do?

a)

Evacuate the building immediately

b)

Go to nearest room, lock door, stay quiet

c)

Confront the terrorist

d)

Continue working as normal

29.

What should you never do during a fire evacuation?

a)

Use the lifts

b)

Close doors behind you

c)

Help others evacuate

d)

Go to assembly point

30.

What power do HSE Inspectors have that police don't?

a)

Arrest people

b)

Carry weapons

c)

Enter premises without warrant

d)

Issue fines on the spot

31.

What is the minimum compliance period for an Improvement Notice?

a)

7 days

b)

14 days

c)

21 days

d)

30 days

32.

What type of notice stops work immediately due to serious risk?

a)

Improvement Notice

b)

Prohibition Notice

c)

Warning Notice

d)

Caution Notice

33.

Who represents electrotechnical workers in unions?

a)

UNISON

b)

GMB

c)

Unite the Union

d)

TUC

34.

What should you do first if you identify a safety issue at work?

a)

Ignore it if it's not your job

b)

Report to immediate supervisor

c)

Post about it on social media

d)

Contact HSE immediately

35.

What is the purpose of a Safety Committee?

a)

To increase productivity

b)

To reduce wages

c)

To discuss accidents and near misses

d)

To organise social events