Regulations for construction

What does the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 require employers to do?

• Provide training only to construction workers

• Ensure the safety and health of all employees

• Conduct annual health and safety audits

• Implement safety measures for high-risk projects only

Which regulation requires construction projects in the UK to have a written health and safety plan?

• Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015

• Work at Height Regulations 2005

• Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002

• Building Regulations 2010

Under which circumstances must the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 be applied?

• Only in buildings constructed before 2000

• Whenever asbestos removal is required

• In all construction projects regardless of the building's age

• Only during demolition works

The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require employers to ensure that:

• Work at height is avoided whenever possible

• Safety nets are used for all work at height

• All work at height is supervised by a qualified engineer

• Workers use ladders for work at height whenever possible

Which regulation sets out the legal obligations to manage the environmental impact of construction activities?

• Environmental Protection Act 1990

• Control of Pollution Act 1974

• Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011

• Clean Air Act 1993

What is the primary focus of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002 in the construction industry?

• Managing the disposal of hazardous waste

• Preventing theft of hazardous substances

• Protecting workers from health risks arising from exposure to hazardous substances

• Ensuring all hazardous substances are labelled in English

What is the primary purpose of the IET On-Site Guide?

• To provide detailed engineering drawings for every standard electrical installation

• To offer a comprehensive list of qualified electricians in the UK

• To give practical advice and guidance on applying the requirements of BS 7671

• o serve as a legal document for prosecuting non-compliance with electrical standards

What is the primary focus of BS 7671 Wiring Regulations?

• Outlining the minimum standards for mechanical manufacturing in the UK

• Defining the safety standards for electrical installation work in buildings

• Setting the pricing standards for electrical components and services

• Describing the educational curriculum for electricians and electrical engineers

What is the main purpose of the IET Guidance Notes?

• To provide specific legal advice on contractual matters in electrical engineering

• To detail the technical specifications of electrical equipment used in installations

• To list accredited suppliers and manufacturers of electrical installation materials

• To offer interpretation and guidance on applying the BS 7671 Wiring Regulations in practical scenarios

During your routine tasks at the construction site, you spot a significant health and safety issue that could potentially endanger your colleagues.

Given the steps below, organize them in the correct sequence to effectively manage and mitigate the risk according to standard construction safety protocols.

• Secure the area around the hazard.

• Report the hazard to your supervisor.

• Follow up on the reported issue to ensure that it has been addressed.

• Document the hazard in the site's official health and safety log.

• Take immediate action to minimize the risk if it's within your capability and safe to do so.