CSCS Excavations and Confined Spaces Mock Test
Following is the information about the CSCS Excavations and Confined Spaces Mock Test. There are 27 questions in this test. The passing mark for this test is at least 90%. Your knowledge about how to work safely in a confined space or excavation, and what you should do if exposed to certain hazards, is tested. The detail of the learning content you need to cover for this test is given below.
Excavations and Confined Spaces
How to work safely in a confined space or excavation, and what you should do if exposed to certain hazards.
Learning Content:
- Excavations should always have a safe means of access and egress, such as a secured ladder.
- Excavations should be inspected at the start of every shift, or after events that might affect stability.
- The most accurate way to identify the location of buried services is through the use of trial holes.
- If you damage an underground service, stop work, do not touch anything and report it.
- Permit systems are often used where people are working in confined spaces.
- There should always be a rescue plan if you are working in a confined space.
- If you are working in a confined space and the gas alarm sounds, get out immediately.
