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Q: What is the purpose of a risk assessment?
A: To identify potential hazards, evaluate the risks, and implement control measures to prevent harm.
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Q: What does PPE stand for?
A: Personal Protective Equipment.
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Q: Name three examples of PPE used on a construction site.
A: Hard hat, high-visibility vest, safety boots.
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Q: What is a hazard?
A: Anything that has the potential to cause harm.
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Q: What is a risk?
A: The likelihood that a person may be harmed by the hazard.
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Q: What should you do if you discover a hazard on site?
A: Report it immediately to a supervisor or manager and take steps to prevent access if safe to do so.
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Q: What colour is used for a prohibition sign?
A: Red.
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Q: What does a yellow triangle sign indicate?
A: Warning of a hazard.
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Q: Name one legal duty of an employer under the Health and Safety at Work Act.
A: To provide a safe working environment and necessary training.
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Q: Name one legal duty of an employee under the Health and Safety at Work Act.
A: To take reasonable care of their own and others' safety.
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Q: What does COSHH stand for?
A: Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.
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Q: Why is manual handling training important?
A: To prevent injury when lifting, carrying, or moving loads.
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Q: What is the first thing you should do before using any equipment?
A: Carry out pre-use checks and ensure you are trained to use it.
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Q: What should be done with damaged tools?
A: They should be removed from use and reported immediately.
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Q: Who is responsible for health and safety on site?
A: Everyone – both employers and employees have responsibilities.