1) What action should you take when you need to walk past someone operating a mobile crane?

2) What is a common fire risk on construction sites?

3) In addition to heat, what other two factors must be present to start a fire?

4) Which of the following is not an immediate health effect of exposure to paints and resins with high levels of solvents?

5) When assessing the competence of a demolition contractor, which approach is most advisable?

6) If you discover a fire, what is the first thing that you should do?

7) In case of uncertainties about the stability of a structure slated for demolition, which two of the following would be considered qualified to offer assistance?

8) A large fire has been reported. You have not been trained to use fire extinguishers. What should you do?

9) When accessing your work area and the quickest route is through a contractor’s vehicle compound, what action should you take?

10) What must be checked before working in a corridor that is a fire escape route?

11) Which of the following should be labelled with this sign?

12) What is the primary purpose for an inexperienced client to seek the assistance of a demolition engineer or consultant?

13) What is the primary task for workers upon arriving at the site?

14) You've witnessed an accident on your site and are scheduled for an interview with a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspector. What is the appropriate action?

15) If you discover that a design detail cannot be constructed according to the plans, what are the recommended actions to take?

16) What are the potential consequences if a worker neglects to report a near miss?

17) Following observation of your work, a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspector has issued an improvement notice. What does this signify?

18) What is the definition of the term 'hazard'?

19) Under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations, what steps should be taken if an employee is exposed to a hazardous chemical substance on site?

20) Why is it the employer's legal obligation to communicate health and safety matters with employees?

21) What are two potential outcomes for you if your employer fails to prevent accidents and ensure health and safety at work?

22) Which role holds the responsibility for overseeing health and safety on-site?

23) Which of the following occupational diseases is exempt from reporting under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) 2013?

24) The entire premises received a prohibition notice. What does this indicate?

25) You have been asked to do some work that will create dust. What should you do?

26) Which specific form number needs to be presented to the enforcing authority for the reporting of a reportable occupational illness or disease?

27) What is the best way to limit exposure to dust when using a power tool?

28) What is the primary purpose of understanding the fire and emergency procedures on-site?

29) Which specific form number needs to be presented to the enforcing authority for the reporting of a reportable occupational illness or disease?

30) Which immediate hazards will affect the pedestrians if someone uses a petrol cut-off saw (disc cutter) to cut concrete blocks near pedestrians?

31) What is the main cause of long-term health issues in the construction industry?

32) Which specific form number needs to be presented to the enforcing authority for the reporting of a reportable occupational illness or disease?

33) Identify the most severe risk faced by a worker when wearing only the mentioned items of personal protective equipment (PPE).

34) After asbestos, which of the following causes the most ill health to construction workers?

35) Upon discovering pigeon droppings and nests in your designated work area, what should be your course of action?

36) Which of the following activities does not create harmful silica dust?

37) What is the primary risk for a worker wearing only these specific items of personal protective equipment (PPE)?

38) Why is it advisable to spray water on rubble before clearing it up inside a building?

39) After identifying that a hazardous incident occurred due to insufficient sealing of a gasway, which form should the responsible person fill out?

40) When using a cut-off saw to cut concrete, how should water be used to reduce dust levels?

41) While walking across the site, what's the safest method to prevent an accident involving mobile plant?

42) During which scenario is a site vehicle most likely to injure pedestrians?

43) For what reason should you avoid walking behind a reversing lorry?

44) What action should you take upon discovering numerous old bird nests and droppings in your work area?

45) What action should you take upon discovering numerous old bird nests and droppings in your work area?

46) Under what circumstances is site transport permitted to travel along a pedestrian route?

47) How should workers approach the handling of dust?

48) While walking on site, a large, mobile crane is reversing across your path. What is the appropriate action to take?

49) When walking past a 360° mobile crane operating near a wall, what is the primary risk?

50) A forklift truck is obstructing the path you need to take on-site while lifting materials onto a scaffold. What should you do?

51) Where are you likely to be exposed to the highest quantities of dust when drilling, cutting, sanding, or grinding?

52) How should a container, or any residue, be disposed of if it has this sign on the label or packaging?