Welcome to your HSE PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1.
What does a hot work permit not tell you?
2.
What is the fire assembly point?
3.
What must you check if you need to work in a corridor that is a fire escape route?
4.
How would you expect to find out the location of the fire assembly point?
5.
What should you not do when sweeping up after drilling, cutting, sanding or grinding?
6.
If someone is injured at work, who should record it in the accident book?
7.
When must you record an accident in the accident book?
8.
How do you identify the safe load rating for a scaffold platform?
9.
A scaffold has collapsed and you saw it happen. What should you say when you are asked about the accident?
10.
If you need to use a vibrating tool, even for a short time, how can you help reduce the risk of hand-arm vibration?
11.
You are using a trolley to move a heavy load a long distance but a wheel comes off. What should you do?
12.
If you see either of these labels on a substance what should you do?
13.
Which two of the following should be classed as hazardous waste?
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14.
When should you apply skin barrier cream?
15.
What does the work hazard mean?
16.
A foam extinguisher, identified by a CREAM band, should not be used on what two types of fire?
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17.
You need to lift a load that is not heavy, but it is so big that you cannot see in front of you. What should you do?
18.
What does this sign mean?
19.
Why should you never store batteries loose in your tool bag?
20.
What is the main reason for ensuring safe manual handling techniques in the workplace?
Increase in friction can only bring forth more heat with can then become a means of ignition. Nevertheless, increase of in friction will also expedite wear ad tear