health and safety Flashcards

(73 cards)

1
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When working with asbestos, which material is least likely to contain it?

A

Wooden frames

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According to the HSE, how many plumbers die weekly from asbestos-related diseases?

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Four

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What is the purpose of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidance notes?

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To provide technical advice on how to comply with laws

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what is asbestos used in?

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Flues

Guttering

Soffit boards

Pipe insulation

Artex

Roof tiles

Soil pipes

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when is asbestos a risk?

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when the fibres are loose

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what was asbestos added to substances for?

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Heat/flame proof
properties

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State the
procedures that
must be used to
safely work with
asbestos cement
based materials?

A

Flue, soil,
rainwater pipes and
gutters

b) Tanks and
cisterns

c) Artex

d) Small gaskets and
seals

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what is the Implications of
asbestos?

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Scarring of the
lungs known as
asbestosis

Lung cancer known
as mesothelioma

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9
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what materials can asbestos be mixed with to make it harder to recognise?

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cement

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what are the 3 main types of asbestos?

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Chrysotile (white), crocidolite (blue) and amosite (brown).

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how many people die a week from asbestos?

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four

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who do you report it too if you have found asbestos?>

A

your site manager

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13
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what is asbestos?

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Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibrous material
that was widely used in the construction industry
between the 1940s and 1980s.

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14
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what buildings are more likely to have asbestos in?

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Take care when working in any building built before
the year 2000 because asbestos may still be
present.

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16
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Hot Work must not be carried out in a work location in which
*

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naked flames (eg propane torches) must not be used

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A fire involving flammable gases is categorised as

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class c

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When mechanical lifting situations such as the use of mechanical lifting devices are encountered during plumbing work activities, which one of the following regulations applies?

A

Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998

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Identify which of the following apply to persons under 18 years of age

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not permitted to use any cartridge operated fixing device

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20
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Identify which of the following items must only be charged by a person holding the appropriate certificate?

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An abrasive wheel on a bench grinder

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It is necessary to regulate the draw-off rate of gas from an LPG cylinder because

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too high a rate of draw off can cause control valves to become frozen

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If toilet cleaning materials were added to a system that is being cleaned and disinfected

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hazardous fumes could be produced

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The control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations state

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persons using materials hazardous to health must be provided with proper information, instructions and training

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Identify which one of the following groups in which all the substances are a possible source of airborne contamination and a potential danger to health?

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Stagnant water - ABS cement - cement dust - Asbestos

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25
Extinguisher identification. What is the extinguisher shown filled in with?
Dry powder
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In which of the following situations may it be necessary to take air samples?
when working in a public sewer
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Which one of the following materials is the disposal by tipping controlled by legislation?
Asbestos
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It would be necessary to take measures to protect a customer's stair carpets when
replacing a bathroom suite on the first floor
29
You are about to clean rubble form the rainwater gutters on a semi detached two story property. Which of the following items of the customer's property must be covered with protective sheeting?
Doors, window sills, drives and motor vehicles
30
If a fire breaks out in a site store where LPG cylinders are stored, the first action to take is
set of any alarm or otherwise warn others to evacuate the building
31
A fire has broken out in the boiler room of a school and there are no obvious causalities. Which of the following emergency services should be called?
Fire service only
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Your workmate has received an electric shock from a defective power drill. The power has been turned off. He is conscious. While waiting for an ambulance to drive what action should you take?
Place the casualty in the recovery position, keep him warm with a blanket and ask others to check there is a clear route for the ambulance personnel
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A fire whose source is solid fuel is classed as *
Class B
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Identify which of following fire extinguisher types should not be used on a Class B fire
Water
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when was the health and safety act
Health And Safety At Work etc Act 1974
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what is puwer
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) 1998
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what is RIDDOR
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR)2013
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what is COSH
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulation (COSHH)2002
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when was electricity and work regulations
Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
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when was the working at height regulations
Working at Height Regulations 2005
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when was the manual handling regulations
Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992
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when was the safety sign regulations
Safety Signs and Signals Regulations 1996
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when was the personal protection regulations
Personal Protection Equipment at Work Regulations 1992
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when was the control of asbestos regulations
Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2012
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when was the lead at work regulations
Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002
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when was the construction design regulations
Construction Design and Management Regulations (CDM)2015
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when was the water supply fittings regulations
* Water Supply (Water fittings) Regulations 1999
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when was the gas safety regulation improved
* Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 Approved Code of Practice andGuidance.
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health and safety work act
1974
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sate the aims of health and safety
State the aims of Health and Safety legislation in protecting the workforce and members of the public.
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identify the responsibility's
Identify the responsibilities of members of the construction team under health & safety legislation.
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sate the legal status of health
State the legal status of health and safety guidance materials.
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state the role of enforcing authorities
State the role of enforcing authorities under health & safety legislation
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what is a property type
Construction sites (all property types)
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what is a industrial commercial premises
In industrial commercial premises (occupied and unoccupied refurbishment)
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what is indwellings
In dwellings (occupied and unoccupied refurbishment)
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what are the slipping hazards
Slips – slipping hazards, these include spills, water on the floor from leaks,condensation, rain and ice. Poor weather conditions. Other less obvious slipping hazards such as mud, loose soil, dead leaves
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what are the trip hazards
Trips – tripping hazards such as trailing cables, discarded packaging, incorrectly stored/stacked materials, rubbish, uneven surfaces, dust sheets, poor lighting and missingsigns
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what are the fall hazards
Falls – any of the hazards mentioned above can cause a fall
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what to do with faulty equipment
Faulty equipment such as missing guards, electrical faults, and damaged mechanisms such as drill chucks, broken or cracked casings, damaged cables, damaged or altered safety devices such as safety cut-outs
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what is ppe
PPE – no PPE provided, mis-matched PPE such as the wrong type of safety glasses, incorrect level of protection for the task, faulty or damaged PPE giving reduced or noprotection
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what is incorrect methods on site
Incorrect and unsafe methods of manual handling
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what is a risk on heights
Incorrect methods of working at heights, in trenches, and in excavations
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what to not do on site
Lack of care and attention in dangerous environments
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to need the coprrect training who who would have to use the correct equipment
Using equipment or carrying out activities without the correct training
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taking risks
Taking risks - excessive haste or taking shortcuts in order to get the job done, lack of preparation and failure to comply with instructions and rules ofsafety
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what to not do on site
Immature behaviour
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what to not do on site
Lack of concentration due to distractions in the work place or lack of interest in the job
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what to do
Tiredness
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what to do to make sure the site is safe
Inadequate training and supervision, failure to use guards provided etc.
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what to do to mkae sure the whole site is safe
Provide pedestrian only areas
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what to do to make sure the whole site is safe
Provide designated pedestrian walk ways
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what to do to make sure the whole site is safe
Provide vehicle only areas with safe routes around site