General

Question 1

Manual handling - define the ‘task’ in the acronym ‘TILE’

Answer 1

Aids, Distance, Type of Lift, Avoid?

Question 2

Manual handling - what does the acronym’TILE’ stand for?

Answer 2

Task
Individual
Load
Environment

Question 3

Manual handling - what does ‘individual’ mean in the acronym ‘TILE’?

Answer 3

Capabilities of the individual (at the time of the lift)

Question 4

Manual handling - what does ‘LOAD’ mean in the acronym ‘TILE’?

Answer 4

Size, shape, surface, weight

Question 5

Manual handling- what does environment mean in the acronym ‘TILE’

Answer 5

Terrain, area

Question 6

Noise at work - what are main requirements in control noise at work regs?

Answer 6

Assess risk
Protect using controls 
Provide info and training
Provide health surveillance 
Maintain & use equipment

Question 7

Control vibration at work regs - action value?

Answer 7

2.5m/s2

Question 8

Control vobration at work regs - daily limit value?

Answer 8

5m/s2

Question 9

Vibration Daily amount averaged?

Answer 9

8hrs

Question 10

Dust and fumes - respiratory diseases?

Answer 10

COPD
Silicosis 
Occupational asthma
Asbestosis 
Cancers
Mesothelioma

Question 11

Dust & F control measures?

Answer 11

Avoid
Prevent release
Minimise exposure

Question 12

What is biggest cause of health issue in construction?

Answer 12

Hazardous Dust

Question 13

Types of dust and f?

Answer 13

Aerosols
Vapours
Mists
Gases
Dust

Question 14

Particle size and path into body -

Less than 100 microns?

Answer 14

Inhailable - irritation

Question 15

Particle size and path into body -

Less than 10 microns

Answer 15

Past the bronchus is acute disease

Question 16

Particle size and path into body -

Less than 4 microns?

Answer 16

Repairable- Alveoli is chronic disease

Question 17

3 types of asbestos?

Answer 17

Chrysotile - white
Amosa/amosite - brown
Crocodilite - blue

Question 18

Must be licensed if foreseeable high levels (high level fibres - above what amount?

Answer 18

0.1 of fibres per cm3 over 4hr period

Question 19

What is the asbestos nnotification?

Answer 19

ASB5

Question 20

What is an asbestos‘management survey’?

Answer 20

Visual

Question 21

What is an asbestos‘refurbishment and demolition survey?’

Answer 21

Invaisive

Question 22

What are the two types of asbestos survey?

Answer 22

Management survey - visual

Refurbishment and demolition survey - invasive

Question 23

What notice must be goven with an asb5 form?

Answer 23

14 days

Question 24

What are the types of asbestos training?

Answer 24

Awareness
Non licensed 
Management 
Licensed 
Competence of surveyors 
Refresher

Question 25

What is ‘Claw’ the acronym?

Answer 25

Control Lead Work Act

Question 26

What are the two measures for possible encounters with lead under CLAW 2002?

Answer 26

Prevent | Control exposure

Question 27

What effects do stimulants have?

Answer 27

Increase heart rate and blood pressure

Question 28

What effects do Depressants have?

Answer 28

Mild euphoria- detachment

Question 29

Sedatives?

Answer 29

Sleepy, drowsiness

Question 30

What are the types of first aid training?

Answer 30

Appointed person Emergency first aid at work 1 day First aid at work 3 days

Question 31

What is the first thing to do when find casualty?

Answer 31

Assess

Question 32

Define, permit to work systems?

Answer 32

Formal procedures to control high risk activities

Question 33

Define permits?

Answer 33

Authorisation for personnel to perform those activities at the times specified, in line with with permit and referenced documentation

Question 34

ERIC P?

Answer 34

``` Eliminate (the need) Reduce (the risk or exposure) Isolate (away from others/things) Control P PPE ```

Question 35

Method statements?

Answer 35

Outline logical sequences of exactly how work activity will be done (Who, what, where, when, how?)

Question 36

Hazards and risks legal?

Answer 36

All work activities must have: Risks ID’d Risks quantified Safeeat method designed for people doing work

Question 37

Types of statutory imspections?

Answer 37

Proactive - eg scaff inspection/excavation | Reactive - accident investigation/occ I’ll health investigation

Question 38

5 steps to risk assessment?

Answer 38

Seek hazards Who harmed how? Weigh risks from hazard (existing measures good? No? More!!!)

Question 39

When is a project F10 reportable?

Answer 39

30+days with 20 working same time at any point | Exceed 500 person days

Question 40

Safety management systems?

Answer 40

Statement of intent Organisation section Arrangements section

Question 41

Legal duties - define absolute?

Answer 41

No scope for accounting cost or convenience

Question 42

Legal duties - define Practicable?

Answer 42

If technically possible, must be done

Question 43

Legal duties - reasonably practicable?

Answer 43

Risks balanced with costs, inconvenience and time

Question 44

Define ‘confined space’

Answer 44

Large enough for body to enter and perform work Has limited/resitricted entry/exit Not designed for continuous occupancy

Question 45

Dust and fumes - when are these dangerous?

Answer 45

Anytime anyone is exposed to them

Question 46

Duties client

Answer 46

Sufficient time and resources allocated

Question 47

Principle Designer more than 1 design

Answer 47

Plan Manage Coordinate h&s (pre-construction)

Question 48

Prin contractor (more 1)

Answer 48

``` Plan Manage Coordinate h&s Construction phase Reasonable steps prevent un-authorised access ```

Question 49

Contractors

Answer 49

Responsibility for all construction projects

Question 50

Project documents

Answer 50

Pre construction CPP H&S file F10

Question 51

3 imperatives fo sms for business

Answer 51

Moral Legal Financial

Question 52

SMS company safety policies

Answer 52

Statement of intent Organisational chart Arrangements section details of arrangements made to manage h&s withinn organisation