Build Site Safety Training Quiz

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Build Site Safety Training Quiz

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Safety On-Site: https://youtu.be/_l-sp7Ya5cE

1) Our top safety priority when working on a build site is to:

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a) Prevent all accidents and safety incidents

b) Sometimes wear our safety equipment properly

c) Don’t report incidents

d) Make sure that all power tools are banned

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2) When you identify an unsafe situation you should:

1 point

a) Correct it immediately if possible

b) Warn others in the area

c) Report it to the Site Supervisor

d) All of the above

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3) What is the best practice when working together?

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a) do everything yourself, so it goes fast, and you don't have to talk to other people

b) communicate with those working with you

c) implement a buddy system to look after each other

d) both b & c

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4) A worker's responsibility is to:

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a) report unsafe acts or conditions to the supervisor

b) nothing

c) report all injuries or near miss incidents to the supervisor immediately

d) a & c

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5) When there is a hole in a floor on site you should:

1 point

a) stay six feet away from the edge

b) jump over it

c) ensure there are covers or guard rails around them

d) a & c

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6. Power cords should be:

1 point

a) are good no matter what

b) should be kept out of walkways to avoid tripping

c) inspected to make sure they are in good condition

d) b & c

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7. Heat related illnesses:

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a) are not relevant to construction workers

b) only happen in the summer

c) are never fatal

d) can be prevented by rest and hydration

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8. A volunteer is asked to work with a hazardous product that they have never encountered before. The first thing they should do is:

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a) get to work using the product

b) refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS or MSDS)

c) evacuate all personnel from the work site

d) smell the product the determine its hazards

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9. It is important to understand how to use hand and power tools properly:

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a) so that they last for exactly 5 years

b) to ensure your own safety and the safety of everyone else around you

c) to limit excess noise on the site

d) hand tools are not dangerous so it is more important to know how to use power tools properly

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10. If a volunteer is not sure what the right tool for the job is, they should:

1 point

a) use whatever is handy so as not to waste any time

b) quit that task and find another one

c) ask the supervisor

d) use any tool except a defective one as they are the only ones that are dangerous

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11. Fall Arrest Systems should be worn on a Habitat for Humanity build site when:

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a) you are working above 1 metre or 2 feet

b) if you bring your own

c) you are working above 2.5 metres or 8 feet

d) you are working above 3 metres or 10 feet & have proper working at heights certification

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12. When positioning straight ladders it is important to remember:

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a) four to one rule - one foot away from the wall for every four feet of ladder height

b) nothing – ladders are safe to use no matter what

c) to tie down the ladder so that it is as vertical as possible at all times

d) b and c

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13) What Personal Protective Equipment is required when using a saw or cutting tool?

1 point

a) gloves

b) safety glasses

c) an open jacket

d) gloves and safety glasses

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14) Which article of clothing is NOT permitted to be worn on the build site?

1 point

a) collared shirt

b) shorts

c) steel toed boots

d) long sleeve shirt

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