601 H&S (2)

What does PUWER stand for?

• Power Regulations

• Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations

• Preventing and Understanding Wireless Equipment Regulations

• Power and Knowledge

What type of PPE would be required for your head?

• Gloves

• Steel toe capped boots

• Hard Hat

• Hi - Vis Vest

How can you ensure safety when working with electricity?

• Perform safe isolation

• Spit on your fingers to check for power

• Use a volt stick

• Use a VDE rated screwdriver

During work on site you notice water leaking from the toilet area, onto the floor where you are working. What should you do in this situation?

• Nothing

• Inspect the water

• Barrier the area off and clean up

• Tell the cleaner to do it

Failure to comply with HASAWA 1974 could result in which one of the following answers?

• Imprisonment and loss of business

• Loss of reputation

• Heavy fines or imprisonment

• All of the answers shown here

All accidents at work which involve hospitalisation for more than three days must be reported as part of....

• RODOR

• RIDDOR

• RIDOR

• RUDDER

The reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations would be applied when what occurs

• small facial cut

• broken arm

• finger fracture

• cut to the hand

HSE Inspectors have wide-ranging powers. Which one of the following answers are not within the powers of Inspectors?

• Destroy equipment found to be dangerous

• Seize dangerous equipment from employers

• Arrest anyone in breach of the Act

• Enter a premises unannounced

If you are drilling into concrete or brick with an SDS or masonry drill, in which of the following circumstances will you need to wear eye protection

• when drilling overhead

• when working off access equipment

• if drilling into the floor

• always

It is the duty of all employees under the Health and Safety at Work Act to

• work independently

• instruct other workers on safety matters

• look after the safety of themselves and others

• look after their own safety only