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CSCS Operatives Test 1
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Which method is used to check if a residual current device (RCD) connected to a power tool is working?
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A worker is suffering stress caused by their line manager. What should they do?
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What three things should you do before entering a confined space that has sludge at the bottom?
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Cement-based roofing sheets are a common material which can often contain what hazardous substance?
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What is the best way to protect an extension cable and also reduce trip hazards?
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What is the main danger when using a chisel or bolster with a mushroomed head?
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Who should erect, dismantle or alter a tube and fitting scaffold?
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Under which one of the following circumstances is it safe for a worker to remove a protective cover from a deep service hole on site?
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Mobile plant on site should be refuelled by whom?
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What should an employee do if they think noise at work may have damaged their hearing?
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Who should explain the health risks and safe method of work you need to follow (the COSHH assessment) before you start work with a hazardous substance?
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Workers are likely to suffer the highest levels of fatigue due to what?
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Which sign is categorised as a mandatory sign?
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Which of the following is the correct order of signs with their categories?
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A corrosive substance, such as wet cement, in direct contact with the skin will result in what?
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When workers use respiratory protective equipment (RPE) they should have a 'face fit' test. Why is this?
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When absorption granules from a spill kit have been used on oil, what action should be taken?
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If a worker is feeling symptoms or showing signs of stress at work, what should they do?
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If a person is struck by a falling object, what could be the negative consequence?
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How would you expect to find out about health and safety rules when you first arrive on site?
Most construction sites require workers to attend a site induction before starting work. The site induction is a comprehensive overview of the site's safety rules, policies, and procedures. It usually includes information about:
- Site-specific hazards and risks. - Emergency procedures and evacuation routes. - Required personal protective equipment (PPE). - Safety policies and procedures. - Expected behaviors and work practices.
If you have any doubts or questions about health and safety rules when you first arrive on site, you should always seek clarification from your supervisor, safety officer, or another responsible person on site. It's important to understand and follow all safety guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for yourself and others.
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A material that may hide fragile surfaces has been applied to a roof. What action should be taken?
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Breathing in asbestos dust is most likely to cause which of the following?
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Where on body would a worker wear respiratory protective equipment (RPE)?
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An excavator has just stopped work. Liquid is dripping and forming a small pool under the back of the machine. What could this mean?
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When is the best time to conduct face fit testing for respiratory protective equipment (RPE)?
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So that workers can work at height safely, who is responsible for making sure they receive information and instruction?
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You are using a wheelbarrow to move a heavy load. Is this manual handling?
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Which of the following is an effective way to avoid causing harm to protected species?
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What must happen before each shift starts when working in an excavation?
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What would be a good way of reducing fatigue in the workforce?
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Red band fire extinguishers have which of the following content?
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What information should be gathered after a near miss incident occurs?
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Site rules and procedures are the responsibility of whom?
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Waste materials should be segregated into different types. What are the two main reasons for this?
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In addition to heat, what are the other two factors that must be present to start a fire?
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You need to move a load that might be too heavy for you. You cannot divide it into smaller parts and there is no one to help you. What should you do?
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Who is responsible for reporting any unsafe conditions on site?
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Which signal is being shown in this image?
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Which three of the following should be labelled with this sign?
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After asbestos, which of the following causes the most ill health to construction workers?
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Which of the following is a bad practice?
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What are round red and white signs with a diagonal line?
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How can you help reduce the risk of hand-arm vibration when using a vibrating tool?
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If you notice that a design detail can't be built in the way it has been drawn in the plans, what two things should you do?
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Which of the following does not cause a nuisance to neighbours of a building site?
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What does a permit to work authorise?
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If your respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is a bad fit, which one of the following is most likely to happen?
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What should a worker do if the helmet they are using is damaged?
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Which two of the following are basic filter types used in respiratory protective equipment (RPE)?
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