HSE EXAMINATION – Corp Memberscheme

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1 / 100

HSE A residual current device is designed to operate in the event of one of the following:

A: overload

B: earth fault

C: lightning strike on the supply

D: short-circuit

2 / 100

HSE Electrical installations on construction sites should be periodically inspected and tested:

A: every 3 months

B: every year

C: every 6 months

D: every month

3 / 100

The probes of voltage detectors and test instruments used on electrical systems should be:

A: manufactured in the UK

B: accompanied by a calibration certificate

C: shaped or have barriers to prevent finger contact with the tips

D: coloured red

4 / 100

HSE Which of the following does the Electricity at Work (EAW) regulations apply to?

A: All persons engaged for work purposes

B: Self employed persons only

C: Employees only

D: Employers only

5 / 100

HSE The Electricity at Work Regulations require that:

A: persons working with electricity must have the appropriate level of knowledge and experience

B: a training course is necessary before anyone can work with electricity

C: only electricians can work with electricity

D: anyone supervised can work with electricity

6 / 100

HSE The use of a multi-lock hasp with the appropriate number of padlocks is a recommended method of safe isolation where

A: Individual circuit breakers locking off devices are not available

B: Individual circuit breakers are not identified at the distribution board

C: More than one person will be working on circuits supplied from the same distribution board

D: You know the health and safety inspector is in the area

7 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a duty of a safety officer?

A. Accident reports

B. Arrange the safety classes/training

C. Arrange monthly staff meeting

D. Arrange first aid training classes

8 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a duty of a supervisor?

A. He has to arrange monthly staff meeting

B. He has to supply necessary materials

C. He has to control quality and cost of the job

D. He has to guide has workers in doing a job in the correct and safe way

9 / 100

HSE All of these are causes of accidents in manual handling except one

A. Improper lifting

B. Carrying too heavy loads

C. Proper gripping

D. Poor physique

10 / 100

HSE _________ is not a precaution needed to avoid accident in manual handling.

A. Stand at safe distance from the load

B. The pathway is not blocked by obstacles while carrying the load.

C. Modify the task by using hooks and crow bars.

D. Maintain the way things are used.

11 / 100

HSE One of these is not correct tip for manuals handling?

A. Clear the path

B. Move away from the load

C. Secure your grip

D. Hold your head upright

12 / 100

HSE _________ is not a precaution necessary in electrical work

A. Only competent persons should handle the electrical equipments

B. The equipments should be earthed properly

C. All temporary electric lines should be drawn at least above man窶冱 height

D. Fire protection equipment to be kept far away

13 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a hazard in construction?

A. Fall of person from top and getting injured

B. Burn from chemical spillage

C. Person fall into excavated pit

D. Collapse of scaffolding and person fall from height

14 / 100

HSE All except one are the causes of accident in construction

A. Erection equipment failure

B. Falling of persons from height

C. Electrical shocks

D. Proper lighting

15 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a safety rule in using compressed air?

A. Only authorized persons should used compressed air.

B. The body or clothes should be cleaned with compressed air

C. Compressed air hose pipes should not be placed across passage ways

D. Leakage of compressed air should not be tested with hands.

16 / 100

HSE _________ is not a way of handling of compressed gas cylinders?

A. They are to be dragged or dropped

B. They should be stored in dry and well ventilated places

C. Chins and slings should not be used for lifting cylinders.

D. Cylinders should not be stored near hot sources

17 / 100

HSE All except one is storage of gas cylinders.

A. Cylinders should be stored in a safe, dry and well ventilated store

B. The standing cylinders should be secured properly to avoid falling.

C. Flammable gas shall be stored at least 50 feet away from another building

D. Cylinders should be kept as supports.

18 / 100

HSE _________ is not correct about tool box talk?

A. Job related safety aspects

B. Job related hazards/risk

C. Control/preventive measure

D. Inadequacy of PPE窶冱 / condition

19 / 100

HSE One of these is not true about the different types of hazards?

A. Mechanical hazards --- in adequately guarded machines parts

B. Chemical hazards --- of toxemic gasses, vapours, fumes, smoke in dust.

C. Electrical hazards: adequately insulated line wires

D. Fire hazards – chemical reaction, electrical Arcs

20 / 100

HSE Who among these is not included in plant safety inspection?

A. Safety officer

B. Line management personal

C. Maintenance engineers

D. End users

21 / 100

HSE One of these is not a step in safety?

A. Policy

B. Implementation

C. Take advantages of factory act

D. Unsafe working conditions.

22 / 100

HSE _________ is not one of the causes of accidents?

A. Unsafe act and unsafe condition.

B. Lack of knowledge or skill

C. Proper attitude

D. Physical or mental deficiency

23 / 100

HSE _________ is not an example of unsafe act?

A. Operating any equipment without properly authority

B. Failure to warning

C. Operating at safe speed

D. Failure to use PPE

24 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a type of accidents

A. Near accident

B. Trivial accident

C. Auditing accident

D. Fatal accident

25 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a hazard in chemical safety?

A. Danger due to fire/explosion

B. Danger due to toxicity

C. Danger due to burn from chemical

D. Danger due to flying objects

26 / 100

HSE   Which of these is not a hazard in petroleum industry?

A. Fire

B. Explosion

C. Dust

D. Frostbite

27 / 100

HSE _________ is not one of the main provisions in the factory act?

A. Health, safety, welfare,

B. Lateness to work

C. Occupational disease,

D. Special provision and penalties and procedures.

28 / 100

HSE _________ is not an advantage of ventilation

A. It helps to reduce the chances of fire or explosion

B. It protects the occupational diseases

C. It provides comfort to the workmen

D. It helps to increases the chances of fire or explosion

29 / 100

HSE   One of these is not an audit process?

A. Preliminary visit and understanding the factory

B. Identify the audit element

C. Prepare the questionnaire

D. Do not wait for reply from the company

30 / 100

HSE _________ is not one of the 4 Ps of safety

A. Procedure – Rules, regulation

B. Protective gear – PPE

C. Prohibitive aspects – Competitions, rewards

D. Publicity – Bulleting, posters

31 / 100

HSE   One of these is not a type of sign boards

A. Mandatory

B. Information

C. Fire or explosion

D. Indication

32 / 100

HSE _________ is not one a duty of a factory inspector?

A. He takes up the license and registration of factories

B. He also verify the documents related to factory workers

C. He suggests suitable and welfare measures

D. He organize management meeting

33 / 100

HSE One of these is not part of a JSA

Watch the job being done

Breaking the job down into steps

Describe the hazards in each step of task

Do not identify the desired control measures

34 / 100

HSE _________ is not a hazard in a confined space?

A. Caught in between moving parts of equipments

B. Fall of materials

C. Electrocution

D. Pollination

35 / 100

HSE Which among these is not a duty of a confined space attendant?

A. He is responsible for the safety of entrants

B. Should not be present whenever people are working in confined space

C. Maintain update entry log sheet

D. Maintain continuous communication with entrants and monitor conditions in the confined space to ensure a safe working atmosphere

36 / 100

HSE Which of these is not a safety requirement for doing a hot work?

A. Remove all combustible materials from the area(with 10 mm)

B). Use fire blanket to protect immovable materials and also for welding slugs

C). Provide proper fire extinguisher in sufficient numbers

D). Un-barricade the area and post proper signage.

37 / 100

HSE __________ is not a benefit of near miss reporting?

A. To reduce safety performances by increasing LTAs, incident and near misses.

B. To make analysis of the incident in order to avoid re-occurrence.

C. To rectify the cause of those near misses before it turns into accidents

D. To identify the deficiency of site performances and final remedial actions.

38 / 100

HSE ______ is not an emergency evacuation procedure to follow in the event of gas release?

A. Don窶冲 get panic on hearing alarm

B. Switch on all the equipment and energized circuits.

C. Observe the direction of wind flow, proceed out in the cross wind direction to the plant boundary fence and then proceed up wind

D. Obey further instructions from emergency response team.

39 / 100

HSE Under which of the following circumstances must injury accidents be recorded in the accident book?

A: Only if you break a bone

B: Only if you have time off work

C: Any time they occur

D: Only if you need to go to hospital

40 / 100

HSE What is the aim of carrying out an accident investigation?

A: To determine the cause(s) and prevent similar accidents

B: To establish what injuries were sustained

C: To find out who is at fault

D: To establish the cost of any damage incurred

41 / 100

HSE    You have witnessed a serious accident on your site and are interviewed by an HSE inspector. Should you:

A: tell the inspector what your mates say you should tell him

B: ask your supervisor what you should say to the inspector

C: co-operate fully with the inspector and tell him exactly what you saw

D: don窶冲 tell him anything

42 / 100

HSE If you are drilling into concrete with a masonry drill, in which one of the following circumstances will you need to wear eye protection?

A: Always

B: Only when drilling overhead

C: Only if the drill is bigger than 10mm

D: Not if drilling into the floor

43 / 100

HSE When must you wear all personal protective equipment (PPE) provided by your employer?

A: As instructed by your employer

B: Only if it fits

C: When you want to

D: Only when you need to

44 / 100

HSE When MUST an employer provide their employees with personal protective equipment (PPE

A: When they may be exposed to a risk to their health & safety which cannot be controlled another way

B: Twice a year

C: If the client or main contractor specifies it in the contract

D: Every 5 years

45 / 100

HSE   Which of the following statements is TRUE when an employer issues personal protective equipment (PPE)?

A: The employer can charge you for the full cost of it

B: The employer cannot charge you for it

C: The employer can charge you for up to half the cost of it

D: The employer can only charge you for it if you lose or damage it

46 / 100

HSE    Which one of the following must apply to any hard hat provided

A: It is CE - marked

B: It is less than 5 years old

C: It is less than 1 year old

D: It is less than 2 years old

47 / 100

HSE    When using personal protective equipment (PPE) legally you must do which of the following?

A: Not interfere with it or misuse it

B: Replace it at your own expense if it is damaged

C: Return it to the manufacturer when damaged

D: Clean it properly once a week

48 / 100

HSE   When is head protection required to be worn on a construction site to comply with the Construction (Head Protection) Regulations?

A: At all times except by those who are self employed

B: Only when you feel like it

C: At all times unless you are working on scaffold

D: At all times unless there is no foreseeable risk of injury to the head other than by falling

49 / 100

Why should a high visibility vest be worn when working on roads?

A: So road users and plant operators can see you

B: Because you were told to do so

C: Because it will keep you warm

D: So that your mates can see you

50 / 100

HSE     When considering what measures to take to protect people’s health and safety, PPE should always be regarded as:

A: the last resort

B: the first line of defence

C: the best way to tackle the job

D: the only practical measure

51 / 100

HSE   Which of the following does NOT cause skin problems?

A: Bitumens

B: Solvents

C: Asbestos

D: Epoxy resins

52 / 100

HSE When an assessment of hazardous substances has been carried out under the COSHH Regulations, the risks and control measures should be explained to:

A: the operatives using the substance

B: all employees on site

C: the accounts department

D: the person in charge of the stores

53 / 100

HSE If your hands are very dirty, what should you use to get them clean

A: White Spirit

B: Paraffin

C: Soap and water

D: Thinners

54 / 100

HSE What must your employer do if the daily personal noise exposure is at or exceeds 85 db(A)?

A: Provide hearing protection to those employees who ask for it

B: Issue hearing protection to those exposed and ensure that it is worn

C: Tell employees to buy their own hearing protection

D: Report it to the Health and Safety Executive

55 / 100

HSE   What are the lower and upper action values with regard to daily personal noise exposure, as defined in the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005?

A: 85 dB(A) and 90dB(A)

B: 80 dB(A) and 85 dB(A)

C: 70 dB(A) and 80dB(A)

D: 75 dB(A) and 85dB(A)

56 / 100

HSE At or above what level of daily personal noise exposure does an employer have to provide hearing protection if it is requested by an employee?

A: 90 dB(A)

B: 95 dB(A)

C: 80 dB(A)

D: 85 dB(A)

57 / 100

HSE You are most likely to catch Weil’s disease (Leptospirosis) if you:

A: Work near wet ground, waterways or sewers

B: Work near air conditioning units

C: Fix showers or baths

D: Drink water from a standpipe

58 / 100

What should you do if the toilets on your site are continually dirty?

A: Ignore the problem – its normal on a construction site

B: Make sure you tell someone who can sort it out

C: Find some cleaning materials and clean it up yourself

D: Ask in a nearby cafﾃｩ or pub if you can use their toilets

59 / 100

HSE Excessive sunlight on bare skin can cause which serious health problem?

A: Dermatitis

B: Rickets

C: Acne

D. Skin cancer

60 / 100

HSE   What should you do if you hear the fire alarm?

A: Ignore it because it might be someone playing around

B: Leave work for the day

C: Evacuate the premises to a designated place of safety

D: Go towards the sound to find out what is going on

61 / 100

HSE All new fire extinguishers are coloured red or of bright self-coloured metal. How do you know the difference between types?

A: A different colour panel or band is on the body of the extinguishers

B: During site induction, you will be told where the different types of extinguishers are

C: The weight and shape of the extinguisher

D: The type of extinguisher is written on a sign next to it

62 / 100

HSE A black-labelled fire extinguisher contains:

A: Dry powder

B: Water

C: Foam

D: Carbon dioxide

63 / 100

HSE   A red-labelled fire extinguisher should NOT be used:

A: on wood fires

B: where there is a risk of electrocution

C: on burning clothes

D: on burning furniture

64 / 100

HSE A workmate burns their hand on a piece of very hot metal. What should you do first?

A: Rub some cream or Vaseline into the burn

B: Cover the burn with something dry

C: Warn other people about the piece of hot metal

D: Put their hand in cold water if it is available

65 / 100

HSE Which of the following items should not be in a first-aid box?

A: Safety pins

B: Pain killers

C: Disposable gloves

D: Triangular bandages

66 / 100

HSE If someone has fallen over and has stopped breathing, what is the first thing you should do?

A: Send for help

B: Attend to any broken bones

C: Try to give the casualty a drink

D: Try to start the casualty breathing

67 / 100

HSE If someone has fallen off a ladder and they say their leg is broken, what should you do?

A: Send for the first-aider

B: Help them to the cabin or mess hut

C: Move the ladder so no-one trips over it

D: Bandage their legs together

68 / 100

HSE   Your workmate suddenly gets a foreign body in the eye. What should you do?

A: Take your workmate to the supervisor

B: Use a clean handkerchief to try and remove it

C: Wash your hands before touching your mate窶冱 face

D: Send someone for the first-aider

69 / 100

HSE The type of accident that kills most construction site workers is:

A: Being hit by falling objects

B: Falling from heights

C: Trench collapses

D: Electrical accident

70 / 100

HSE Approximately 70 workers each year die on construction sites, the main cause of this is:

A: Fire

B: Falls from height

C: Being run over by plant

D: Excavation collapse

71 / 100

HSE How many people should be working on a ladder at one time?

A: One on each section of an extension ladder

B: One

C: Two

D: Three if it is long enough

72 / 100

HSE   The rung of a wooden ladder has started to split, what should you do?

A: Do not use it, tell your supervisor

B: Cut the bad bit out

C: Tape it up

D: Jump on it to see if it holds your weight

73 / 100

HSE Ladders should not be painted because:

A: regular repainting will be necessary

B: the paint will make them slippery to use

C: the paint may not be suitable on metal parts of the ladder

D: the paint may cover a defect or damaged part of the ladder

74 / 100

HSE When can you work from a ladder?

A: For short periods and then only if it is safe to do so

B: When it is long enough

C: When it is available

D: When not being used for access

75 / 100

HSE If you have to work at height and it is not possible to erect a scaffold, or use any other type of working platform or mobile elevating work platform, then you should:

A: work without fall protection, provided you have a mate with you

B: wear a harness and lanyard at all times

C: work without fall protection, provided the weather is not too windy

D: work without fall protection at all times when no one else is about

76 / 100

HSE When working on a roof that has fragile, clear-plastic panels, what is the best way of preventing falls through the panels?

A: Make sure that everyone is told where the panels are and to avoid treading on them

B: Cover the fragile panels with a strong material and secure the covers to stop them being dislodged

C: Remove the panels carefully to leave an open space.

D: It shouldn窶冲 be necessary to do anything, everyone knows the dangers

77 / 100

HSE When working on fragile roofs:

A: it is safe to walk on the purlins

B: walk straight across the roof to where you need to get to

C: as long as you avoid any fragile areas it is safe

D: crawling boards should always be used

78 / 100

HSE   What do the letters SWL stand for?

A: Safe working level

B: Satisfactory weight limit

C: Satisfactory working limit

D: Safe working load

79 / 100

HSE Who should operate plant and equipment on site?

A: Only people over 18 years of age

B: Trained and authorised employees only

C: An employee holding a full driving license

D: Any experienced employee

80 / 100

HSE What hazard is created when the head of a cold chisel ’mushrooms’?

A: Reduced striking area

B: Softens the impact

C: Flying steel splinters

D: Damage to the hammer head

81 / 100

HSE What precaution should you take before adjusting an electrical tool?

A: Check the lead is not twisted or knotted

B: Wear safety footwear with steel toecaps

C: Disconnect from the power source

D: Wear the correct personal protective equipment

82 / 100

HSE An electric drill is to be used. Before use, who should carry out a check on the tool?

A: Storeman

B: Electrician

C: Foreman

D: User

83 / 100

HSE   What action should you take if an electric drill cuts out while you are using it?

A: Shake it about a bit

B: Put it back into the tool box

C: Switch the power off and on

D: Remove it from use and tell your supervisor

84 / 100

HSE If you only have a mains voltage (230 V) hand drill and you want to use it on a construction site which only has yellow (110 V) socket-outlets, what should you do?

A: Use a transformer to boost the voltage

B: Cut the plug off and fit a yellow one instead

C: Obtain a 110 V drill or a cordless one for the work

D: Make up an extension cable with a yellow plug on one end and a standard socket on the other

85 / 100

HSE   What is most commonly used to reduce 230 volts to 110 volts on site?

A: Residual current device

B: Transformer

C: Circuit breaker

D: Step-down generator

86 / 100

HSE   When using an extension cable reel, which of the following statements is correct?

A: Leave as much as possible coiled up on the reel

B: Uncoil it fully every time

C: Do not exceed the reeled or unreeled rating as appropriate

D: Only uncoil what you need

87 / 100

HSE   The lighting system failed, causing a short, which resulted in a fire. What class of fires would this be?

A. Class A

B. Class B

C. Class C

D. Class D

88 / 100

HSE Mesothelioma is associated with

A. Welders

B. Asbestos Workers

C. Beryllium Workers

D. Excessive Vibration

89 / 100

HSE The process of pooling security ideas and viewpoints of architects, security and safety professionals and local police and fire officials in a coordinated effort to produce a facility with planned defenses before the actual construction is known as what?

A. SMBO

B. Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED)

C. Safe Construction

D. Planned Protection

90 / 100

HSE   What is the purpose of using a ’permit to work’ system?

A: To ensure the job is carried out by the quickest method

B: To help ensure a safe system of work

C: To ensure that the client will pay for the work

D: To enable tools and equipment to be properly checked before the commencement of work

91 / 100

HSE Why may young people be more at risk on site?

A: There is no specific legislation applying to them

B: They are usually left to work alone to gain experience

C: There is no requirement to provide PPE to young people

D: They are inexperienced and may not recognize danger

92 / 100

HSE You have to enter a manhole in which you know there are toxic gases. You have all the PPE but there does not appear to be a rescue plan in place. What should you do?

A: Just get on and do the job, it will probably be alright

B: Plan to carry out the job in short bursts

C: Do not enter the manhole until a rescue plan and rescue equipment are in place

D: Ask your mate to stand-by at the top of the manhole with a length of rope

93 / 100

HSE You have to walk across a site several times a day, but have to dodge a lot of site traffic. The first thing you should do is:

A: Have word with the drivers

B: Walk around the edges of the site to keep out of the way

C: Tell your supervisor about the danger

D: Jump on the back of a vehicle if you can, its safer than walking

94 / 100

HSE    A mobile plant operator can let you ride in the machine:

A: If you have a long way to go

B: If it is raining

C: If it is designed to carry passengers

D: At any time

95 / 100

HSE   In accordance with the Electricity at Work regulations, when considering whether to work live a responsible person should:

A: carry out a risk assessment

B: only work dead

C: only work live

D: do as the client demands

96 / 100

HSE When is live working permissible?

A: When the person carrying out the work is a competent person

B: When it is unreasonable in all circumstances for the equipment to be made dead and suitable precautions are taken

C: When the means of isolation cannot be identified

D: When the person working on the equipment is wearing rubber gloves

97 / 100

HSE Which of the following is not a requirement of low voltage safe isolation practice?

A: Ensuring that the correct point of isolation is identified

B: The person carrying out the work is issued with insulating gloves

C: A caution notice should be applied at the point of isolation

D: The conductors are proved to be dead at the point of work

98 / 100

HSE The specific effects on the human body of a major electric shock are one of the following:

A: dermatitis

B: burns and cardiac arrest

C: broken bones

D: chest pains

99 / 100

HSE What action should you take if a workmate gets an electric shock?

A: Phone the electricity board immediately

B: Dial 999 and ask for the fire brigade

C: Cut off the power and call for help

D: Try to pull them to safety

100 / 100

HSE Who should guard jealously the responsibility of management and supervision?

(a) safety executive

(b) safety officer

(c) program coordinator

(d) None of the above

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