Health And Safety #6
- 1.Which year did the Health and Safety at work act come in place?
- A.
1988
- B.
1994
- C.
1974
- D.
2000
- 2.What does the term 'COSHH' mean?
- A.
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.
- B.
Contamination of Substances Hazardous to Health.
- C.
Containment of Substances Hazardous to Health.
- D.
Conversion of Substances Hazardous to Health.
- 3.What does the term 'MEWP' mean?
- A.
Massive Elevated Working Platform.
- B.
Mobile Elevated Working Platform.
- C.
Miniature Elevated Working Platform.
- D.
Movable Elevated Working Platform.
- 4.What colour fire extinguisher is CO2?
- A.
Black
- B.
Red
- C.
Cream
- D.
Blue
- 5.If you hear a fire alarm, you should?
- A.
Go to your car, and drive home.
- B.
Go to the fire assembly point.
- C.
Tackle the fire on your own.
- D.
Run.
- 6.Which two documents should be completed prior to work?
- A.
Risk assessment & Method statement.
- B.
Risk assessment & Daily crossword.
- C.
Method Statement & Time sheet.
- D.
None of the above.
- 7.What does the IPAF license enable you to drive?
- A.
Cars.
- B.
MEWP
- C.
Lorry's.
- D.
Mobile plant.
- 8.If you consider the work is too dangerous you should?
- A.
Get someone else to do it.
- B.
Re-assess completed a new risk assessment and method statement reducing the danger.
- C.
Refuse to do anything.
- D.
Go Home.
- 9.Which accidents should be reported?
- A.
None.
- B.
Only if its bad.
- C.
All of them, no matter how minor.
- D.
Only if you require hospital attention.
- 10.Under regulations what is the max kg one male person should lift?
- A.
35 kg
- B.
50 kg
- C.
20 kg
- D.
75 kg
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