Ireland Safe Pass Practice Questions — All Questions

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Working at Height

The leading cause of death in construction is generally:

  • a.Paper cuts
  • b.Falls from height
  • c.Sunburn
  • d.Noise

Falls from height are a leading cause of construction fatalities.

Working at Height

Before using a ladder, you should:

  • a.Check it is in good condition and secured/footed
  • b.Paint it
  • c.Use it broken
  • d.Ignore its condition

Inspect the ladder and ensure it is secure before use.

Working at Height

Guardrails and toe boards on a scaffold are there to:

  • a.Decorate it
  • b.Store tools
  • c.Prevent people and objects from falling
  • d.Speed up work

They protect against falls of people and materials.

Working at Height

If working at height cannot be avoided, the priority is to:

  • a.Work faster
  • b.Skip PPE
  • c.Ignore the risk
  • d.Use suitable equipment and fall-prevention measures

Use appropriate access equipment and measures to prevent falls.

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