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Which piece of equipment may need to be used with a cable avoidance tool (CAT) in order to detect cables?
What final element is missing from this simple four point pollution incident response plan? Stop - Contain - Notify -?
While on site you see a contractor working in a way that presents an imminent danger to yourself and others around you. What should you do immediately?
Which one of these is not a primary purpose of an asbestos survey?
What is the best way to limit dust exposure when assessing the use of a power tool?

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What is the first thing you should do if you discover a fire?

Work is being planned that will create dust. What action should be taken?

What does this warning sign mean?

What should you do if you find that the toilets on the site you are visiting are dirty?

Where are you most likely to come across asbestos?

If you see this label on a substance what should you do?

Which of the following can provide a ghood first impression of how well a site is being run?

What two things can be done to reduce trips and injuries caused by untidy leads and extension cables

Where should you go if you hear the fire alarm?

What are the two recommended ways to protect your hearing?

How should workers be informed about what to do in an emergency? Give two answers.

How can you tell if a product is hazardous?

How should a worker stand if they need to lift a load from the floor?

Why should workers not kneel in wet cement, screed or concrete?

How are site-based staff and visitors informed of the location of first-aid facilities on site?

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