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Who are duty holders?

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  • Employers
  • Employees

Everyone is responsible for the upkeep of health and safety in the workplace.

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What are the two types of FOD?

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  • External
  • Internal
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Advice and information regarding Health and Safety are produced in the form of what?

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  • Industry Guidance INDGs
  • Health and Safety Guidance HSGs

Guidance on how to comply with HS regs.

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Who creates INDGs and HSGs?

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Health and Safety Executive HSE

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If a company has 5 or more employees does the HS policy have to be written down?

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Yes it does.

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What does ACOP stand for?

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Approved Codes Of Practice

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How do ACOPs differ from INDGs and HSGs?

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They have legal status and provide practical advice on how to comply with HS regs.

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If someone is prosecuted for a breach of HS procedures and did not follow an ACOPs, what must be done?

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The employer must prove they complied to the HS procedures another way or the court will find that person at fault.

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What regulation requires employers to put arrangements in place to control HS risks?

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HS at work 1999

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What provides guidance for leaders, owners, trustees and line managers on how to implement and oversee an organisations HS arrangements?

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HSG65

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What are the 4 parts that HSG65 give guidance on?

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  1. Core elements of managing HS
  2. Deciding if done what needs to be done
  3. Delivering effective arrangements
    4.Useful resources
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What INDG outlines the use of PPE at work?

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INDG174

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Who must pay for PPE?

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The employer

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Who is responsible for using PPE?

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The employee is responsible for their own.

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What is the PPE regulation?

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PPE at work regulations 1992

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What does the PPE regulation require, in regards to use and storage ?

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  • Properly assessed before use
  • Maintained and stored properly
  • Instructions on how to use safely
  • Used correctly by employees
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What is a piece of PPE marked with if it is in accordance with regs?

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All PPE products marked with a CE

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What INDG outlines respiratory protection equipment?

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INDG479

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What does PUWER 1998 stand for?

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Provision and Use Of Work Equipment Regulations 1998

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Under HSWA 1974 employees have a responsibility to whom?

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Themselves and to each other

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Those with responsibilities under the HSWA are called?

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Duty holders

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The HSWA is regulated by?

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Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

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How does the HSE provide advice and information?

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Using INDGs and HSGs

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Through what means does the HSE provide practical advice on how to comply with the law?

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Approved Codes of Practices ACOPs

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What regulation requires employers to put arrangements in place to control health and safety risks?
The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
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Who must have a health and safety policy?
All employers
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What leaflet provides guidance on PPE?
INDG 174
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The use of barrier creams will minimise the development of what?
Dermatitis
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What regulation places duties on people and companies who own, operate, or have control over work equipment?
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER)
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Why can employers be prosecuted under PUWER?
As it is supported by an ACOP
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What regulations cover aircraft jacks?
LOLER and PUWER
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What leaflet provides guidance on COSHH?
INDG 136
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What does MSDS stand for?
Material Safety Data Sheet
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The MSDS is required by which regulation?
UK Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) Regulation
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What document is produced from the MSDS?
The COSHH assessment
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What does manual handling mean?
Transporting or supporting a load by hand or bodily force
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What regulation prevents death or personal injury to any person from electricity?
Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
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With an electric shock what determines the severity of the injury?
Magnitude, duration and path of current through the body
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What is the regulation regarding manual handling?
Manual Handling Operation Regulations 1992
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What should be done before use of compressed gases?
Purging of the system
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What is the purpose of purging?
To rid of contaminants in the hose. These could cause corrosion
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Compressed air in the work is supplied at what psi?
80psi
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When not using a pneumatic system what should be done?
Disconnect the air line
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If oxygen comes in contact with oil or grease what can occur?
Spontaneous combustion
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What must be ensured about pressure gauges?
Within calibration dates
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Why must the aircraft be grounded before refuelling?
To eliminate ignition sources
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What two things are low in fuel?
Flash point and volatility
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Are there tools used only for oxygen related tasks?
Yes there are.
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What lubricants can be used in oxygen related tasks?
Only use of approved lubricants
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What solutions must be used to clean oxygen systems?
Oil-free solutions
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What check must be done before charging oxygen breathing systems?
Smell check
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What must all oils and chemicals have to make them allowed for use?
MSDS
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What standardises the required accompanying documents for all hazardous chemicals?
Global Harmonised Standards GHS
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What are the 3 elements of the fire triangle?
Oxygen, heat and fuel
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What does DSEAR 2002 stand for?
Dangerous Substances and Explosives Atmosphere Regulations 2002
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What does DSEAR 2002 outline?
Requires employers to assess the risk of fires and explosions arising from work activities.
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What type of fuel are class A fires?
Wood, paper and fabric
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What type of fuel are class B fires?
Petrol, oils and lubricants
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What type of fuel are class C fires?
Flammable gases
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What type of fuel are class D fires?
Metals
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What type of fuel are class F fires?
Cooking oils and fats
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What class fires can water extinguishers be used on?
Class A fires. Make class B worse
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What class fires can carbon dioxide extinguishers be used on?
Class B, can also be electrical
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What class fires can dry powder extinguishers be used on?
Called ABC extinguishers. Can be used on electrical up to 1kV.
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What class fires can foam extinguishers be used on?
Class A and B
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What class fires can wet chemical extinguishers be used on?
Class F and A
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What class fires can halogenated hydrocarbon extinguishers be used on?
Class B and C. Can be used on A and D but are less effective
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Are halogenated hydrocarbon extinguishers still produced?
No. Due to clean air act 1994.
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Can halogenated hydrocarbon extinguishers be purchased?
Yes recycled ones can.
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What damage to humans can be caused by halogenated hydrocarbon extinguishers?
Asphyxiation
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What extinguisher has a cream label?
Foam
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What extinguisher has a yellow label?
Wet chemical
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What extinguisher has no coloured label?
Water
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What extinguisher has a blue label?
Powder
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What extinguisher has a black label?
CO2
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What is the difference between and accident and an incident?
Accident actually happened and an incident nearly happened.
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What does COSHH stand for?
Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health
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When is an MSDS needed?
When a chemical is hazardous, or materials that contain a small amount of hazardous materials.
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How are often are MSDSs updated?
Every 3 years unless new data comes out.
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What must a risk assessment cover?
How accidents and ill health can occur. Concentrating on real risks that are most likely and which will cause the most likely harm.
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If there is a chemical spill what 4 steps should be taken?
- Alert and evacuate - Secure the space - Confine the chemicals - Clean up
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What must be done to drains if a spill is nearby one?
Drain must be covered to stop water being contaminated.
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Name 4 precautions that must be taken when working with electricity?
- Don't work with wet hands or feet or in a wet are - Use pneumatic tools - Ensure undamaged insulation - Don't dangle wires over sharp edges - Never trail wires through liquids - Only use approved electrical equipment in hazardous areas - Equipment checked regularly
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What is important to remember when recharging compressed gas systems?
- Purge the lines - Ensure all connections are tight - Increase pressure in small increments to ensure the gas doesn't get hot and give incorrect readings - Check calibration of gauge

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