Safety Precautions Flashcards

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According to the Working at Height Regulations, what is the Hierarchy of Control Measures for Working at Height?

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  • Avoid Work at Height
  • Prevent falls
  • Minimise the consequence of a fall
  • Lone Working
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Under what circumstances is Lone Working tolerated when working at height?

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Under no circumstances is lone working to be undertaken when working at height.

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What is the minimum team composition for Working at Height Tasks?

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The minimum team composition is to comprise of two Authorised Climbers (ACs).

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State five hazards that should be considered when conducting a Working at Height Risk Assessment?

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  • Falling objects or persons
  • Radiation
  • Electric shock
  • Movement
  • Weather conditions
  • Items required on-site in the event of an emergency;
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5
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State three instances when a Safety Helmet should be worn?

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  • Anyone engaged in working at height.
  • All climbers on the structure
  • All personnel within the designated site risk area
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State four methods of reducing or prevented fatigue whilst Working at Height?

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  • Good levels of personal fitness
  • Adopt the correct climbing technique
  • Rest as and when required
  • Always use a comfortable working position.
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State the difference between a Thunderstorm Level and a Thunderstorm Risk?

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‘THUNDERSTORM LEVEL’, if a radar is deployed on a Unit with a forecaster on duty.

‘THUNDERSTORM RISK’ where no forecaster is on duty.

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Explain what work can be conducted during a Thunderstorm Level High?

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Scheduled servicing is not to be undertaken on aerials; equipment in the open; inside Radomes or any other potentially hazardous area. Operationally essential, short-duration tasks may be performed in these areas.

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Who can authorise work to be conducted during a Thunderstorm Level High?

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Direct authorisation of the authority level K holder, or their nominated deputy.

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Explain the restriction of work during a Thunderstorm Level Moderate?

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Normal work may be undertaken, but only on the direct authorisation of the authority level J holder or their nominated deputy.

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What paperwork should be used to record the authorisation to work in either a Thunderstorm Level 1 or Moderate?

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Should be recorded on documentation deemed appropriate by the authority level K holder.

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Explain the restriction on work in a Thunderstorm Level Low?

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No work constraints. Work to proceed as normal.

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13
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What personal measures should be considered?

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  • Clothing
  • Head Protection
  • Eye Protection
  • Hand Protection
  • Footwear
  • Fatigue
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