SMSTS- Mock Test 3

CITB Test for SMSTS
Mock Test 3

(17 Questions / 20 Min)

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SMSTS Mock Test 3

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1) In what context might you encounter the advisory 'May cause drowsiness, if affected do not drive or operate machinery'?

The packaging employed for select prescription medications

On the packaging of select food items

Among the contents of a first-aid kit

On the packaging of illegal substances

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2) According to the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations, what action is required of the principal contractor for site security?

Utilise the latest technology to prevent unauthorised activity

Contact the police at the time of unauthorised entry

Build a wall around the site to prevent entry

Utilise a reasonable strategy to prevent unauthorised entry

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3) Under which circumstance is it probable that a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspector would issue a prohibition notice?

Identification of a minor breach of health and safety regulations

If a task involves a substantial threat of personal harm

If an operative is not wearing a hard hat on site

In breach of a minor health and safety regulation

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4) What is the primary purpose of conducting a site survey before excavation?

To determine the cost of excavation

To assess potential hazards and plan accordingly

To entertain the excavation crew

To locate buried treasures

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5) Which of the following poses a critical risk during excavation or underpinning tasks?

Generating dust particles

Compromising adjacent architectural elements

Causing noise disruption in neighbouring structures

Being struck by a moving object

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6) In line with Health and Safety Executive recommendations, at what intervals should 110-volt electric tools utilized on construction sites undergo inspection and testing?

Before initial use and then every twelve months

Before initial use and then every six months

Before the initial application and then at three-month intervals

Before initial use and then every nine months

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7) Controlling access to a site can be best achieved by:

Providing barriers to stop unauthorised entry

Recruiting security staff

Providing CCTV equipment

Close the site

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8) What is a recommended method to inform operatives about health and safety risks on site?

Conduct a safety induction

Share copies of the HASAWA Act

Require all operatives to hold an NVQ qualification

Employ only trained operatives

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9) What is the primary purpose of visually inspecting electrically powered tools before use?

To identify defects or damage

In case the tools smell funny

It is part of the site rules

To look professional

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10) When someone is using drugs, which symptom is typically observed in them?

They are more alert

They seem more tired

They are very hyper

Increased appetite

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11) In the safe planning and organisation of lifting, which factor is not taken into account?

Installation of the lifting equipment

Positioning of the lifting equipment

Suitability of the lifting equipment

The lifting equipment's minimal carrying capacity

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12) What is the appropriate response if a gas alarm activates while operatives are in a confined space?

Stop working and take a break

Proceed with tasks, excluding the use of any flammable substances

Contact you’re the client to see if it is a false alarm

Get all operatives out of the confined space as soon as possible

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13) What is a mandatory requirement for all work activities according to the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations?

Wearing a hard hat

Risk assessment

HSE website

Using a traffic marshal

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14) In the risk assessment process, what is the second step?

Decide who might be harmed and how

Identify potential harm

Regularly review and revise the assessment

Record your findings and implement them

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15) What is the primary cause of most fatalities in the UK construction industry?

Vehicles reversing

Impact from moving vehicles

Angle grinders

Workers falling from height

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16) In risk management, which choice is typically viewed as the ultimate measure for controlling hazards?

Contacting the site manager

The provision of personal protective equipment (PPE)

Maintaining equipment

Not completing the task

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17) Identify the primary health risk associated with inhaling asbestos fibres.

Occupational asthma

Silicosis

Lung cancer

Hand arm vibration

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