Welcome to the 'Operatives - Full Test'
This practice test will select 38 random questions, which you will be expected to complete within the allocated 45 minute time limit. You will be shown correct and incorrect answers at the end of the quiz.
Each question is representative of the type used in Part 1 of the Operatives Test. When you're finished, don't forget to practice the Case Study style questions for Part 2.
Instructions:
- The test will begin after you select the 'Start Quiz' button below.
- For each question, choose from the multiple choice answers provided.
- Some questions may have more than one answer, a note will be displayed when to do this.
- After the last question, click 'Submit' to be shown your results.
Ready? Click 'Start Quiz' to begin.
1.
To help prevent accidents, you should:
2.
What does it likely mean if the dirt you are digging has a strange smell?
3.
Before a lifting operation can proceed, where must the sequence of safe operations be recorded?
4.
What should you do if you witness a truck struggling to reverse into a tight spot, but you're untrained in signaling?
5.
What prerequisite is necessary for supervising crane lifts?
6.
What does a protective mid-sole in safety footwear protect you from?
7.
If safety rules from your site induction seem outdated as work progresses, how should you proceed?
8.
What types of job will likely neeed a hot work permit? (Select more than one)
9.
Who needs to understand the environmental risks on site?
10.
Why do construction sites use a 110-volt supply instead of a 230-volt supply?
11.
Which of the following is true regarding a ladder used to access a scaffolding platform?
12.
Which of the following exposures is least likely to cause lung disease?
13.
What is the meaning of this sign?
14.
Why shouldn't you use white spirit or other solvents to clean your hands?
15.
What requirement must you meet to operate a powered hand tool?
16.
Occupational asthma can prevent you from working with certain substances again. What causes it?
17.
Why should you avoid walking behind a reversing lorry?
18.
How long should inspection records be kept on site according to the CDM Regulations?
19.
What should you do if you need to work in a confined space but there is no rescue plan in place?
20.
What is the primary goal of fire precautions at a construction site?
21.
What should you do if a power tool's guard is missing?
22.
How can you confirm that a RCD connected to a power tool is functioning?
23.
What is the best course of action for someone who burns their hand?
24.
When are you most likely to inhale harmful levels of dust while drilling, cutting, sanding, or grinding?
25.
What happens if an inspector from the HSE issues a prohibition notice?
26.
Why is methane gas dangerous in small enclosed spaces? (Select more than one)
27.
What should you do if a confined space has sludge on the floor?
28.
You need to carry out a COSHH assessment on a material you're handling for the first time. What do you need to make the assessment? (Select more than one)
29.
Why should waste types be separated on site?
30.
When is a site vehicle most likely to harm pedestrians?
31.
What should you do first if you discover a fire?
32.
How can asbestos be accurately identified?
33.
Which statement about using podium steps is NOT true?
34.
Under the CDM regulations, who is responsible for compiling all the pre-construction information into a construction phase plan?
35.
Apart from asbestos, what causes the most health issues for construction workers?
36.
What is an early indication of noise-induced hearing damage?
37.
What is NOT a danger when walking through sludge or muck at the bottom of a small enclosed space?
38.
What should you do if a large fire has been reported but you have not been trained in using a fire extinguisher?
