CSCS Ductwork Mock Test

Health and Safety Regulations

• Understanding key health and safety laws (e.g., Health and Safety at Work Act).
• Specific regulations related to ductwork (e.g., Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations, Manual Handling Operations Regulations).

Ductwork Specific Safety

• Safe practices for the installation and maintenance of ductwork systems.
• Understanding technical specifications and operational requirements.
• Working safely in confined spaces.
• Understanding the risks associated with confined spaces and the procedures to mitigate them.
• Safe practices for working at height, including the use of ladders and scaffolding.
• Proper use of fall protection equipment.

Environmental Awareness

• Understanding the environmental impact of ductwork activities.
• Measures to minimize environmental damage (e.g., proper disposal of waste materials, preventing air pollution).
• Use of sustainable materials and methods in ductwork.
• Waste management and recycling protocols.

Hazard Identification and Risk Management

• Common hazards associated with ductwork (e.g., sharp edges, dust, manual handling).
• Specific risks related to different work environments (e.g., commercial buildings, industrial settings).
• Use of safety barriers, ventilation systems, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

Emergency Procedures

• Planning for emergencies specific to ductwork (e.g., fire, structural collapse).
• Roles and responsibilities during an emergency.
• Basic first aid knowledge and procedures relevant to ductwork.

Equipment Use and Maintenance

• Regular inspection and maintenance of ductwork tools and equipment.
• Understanding the importance of record-keeping and compliance with inspection schedules.
• Training requirements for operating specialized equipment.