NEBOSH NCC1 questions with verified answers
Additional risks of fire for construction Ans✓✓✓-Hot works
Electricity
Smoking
Cooking appliances
Heating appliances
Deliberate ignition (arson)
Unsafe use and storage of flammable substances
Mechanical heat
Appropriate general site control measures Ans✓✓✓-Site planning
Preparation for specialist activities
Site security and means of protecting the public
Arrangements with client/occupier of premises
Site inductions
Arrangements with clients and occupies of premises Ans✓✓✓-Site rules
Co-operation and consultation
Shared facilities
Protection of other employees and visitors
Artificial Optical Radiation Ans✓✓✓-Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at
Work Regulations (AOR) 2010
,Asbestos regs Ans✓✓✓-Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012
Asbestos survey Ans✓✓✓-Management survey
Refurbishment/Demolition survey
Assessment of manual handling risks Ans✓✓✓-Manual Handling Operations
Regualtions 1992 (MHOR) identify four factors to be considered:
T - Task; nature of the handling operation and identification of high risk activities
I - Individual capacity; physical characteristics of the person doing the handling
operations and their ability in terms of knowledge and skills
L - Load; including measurements of the objects being handled
E - Environment; immediate physical surroundings within which the handling
operation takes place
Basic hazards and risk factors for working at height Ans✓✓✓-Design
Distance of fall
Roofs
Voids
Deterioration of materials
Unprotected edges
Unstable access equipment
Weather
Falling materials
Basic noise control techniques Ans✓✓✓-Eliminate the source
,Substitute the source
Maintenance
Damping
Silencing
Insulation
Isolation
Absorption
Acoustic haven
Hearing protection
Surveillance
Basic principles of fire Ans✓✓✓-Three components
Heat - source of ignition
Fuel - includes any combustible material
Oxygen - must be present to support a fire
Basic vibration control measures Ans✓✓✓-Choice of equipment
- mechanisation
- change the tool
- anti-vibration mounts
Maintenance
- properly adjusted
, - sharp tools
Limit exposure
PPE
Causes of stress Ans✓✓✓-Demands
Control
Support
Relationships
Role
Change
CDM client duties Ans✓✓✓-Appoint competent persons
Ensure suitable mgmt of welfare
Allow sufficient time and resources
Provide pre-construction info
Appoint duty holders for notifiable projects
Retain and provide access to health and safety file
CDM co-ordinator CDM duties Ans✓✓✓-Advise and assist client with their duties
Notify HSE
Co-ordinate H&S aspects of design work and co-operate with others
Facilitate good communication
Liaise with principal contractor re ongoing design
Pass on pre-construction information
Additional risks of fire for construction Ans✓✓✓-Hot works
Electricity
Smoking
Cooking appliances
Heating appliances
Deliberate ignition (arson)
Unsafe use and storage of flammable substances
Mechanical heat
Appropriate general site control measures Ans✓✓✓-Site planning
Preparation for specialist activities
Site security and means of protecting the public
Arrangements with client/occupier of premises
Site inductions
Arrangements with clients and occupies of premises Ans✓✓✓-Site rules
Co-operation and consultation
Shared facilities
Protection of other employees and visitors
Artificial Optical Radiation Ans✓✓✓-Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at
Work Regulations (AOR) 2010
,Asbestos regs Ans✓✓✓-Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012
Asbestos survey Ans✓✓✓-Management survey
Refurbishment/Demolition survey
Assessment of manual handling risks Ans✓✓✓-Manual Handling Operations
Regualtions 1992 (MHOR) identify four factors to be considered:
T - Task; nature of the handling operation and identification of high risk activities
I - Individual capacity; physical characteristics of the person doing the handling
operations and their ability in terms of knowledge and skills
L - Load; including measurements of the objects being handled
E - Environment; immediate physical surroundings within which the handling
operation takes place
Basic hazards and risk factors for working at height Ans✓✓✓-Design
Distance of fall
Roofs
Voids
Deterioration of materials
Unprotected edges
Unstable access equipment
Weather
Falling materials
Basic noise control techniques Ans✓✓✓-Eliminate the source
,Substitute the source
Maintenance
Damping
Silencing
Insulation
Isolation
Absorption
Acoustic haven
Hearing protection
Surveillance
Basic principles of fire Ans✓✓✓-Three components
Heat - source of ignition
Fuel - includes any combustible material
Oxygen - must be present to support a fire
Basic vibration control measures Ans✓✓✓-Choice of equipment
- mechanisation
- change the tool
- anti-vibration mounts
Maintenance
- properly adjusted
, - sharp tools
Limit exposure
PPE
Causes of stress Ans✓✓✓-Demands
Control
Support
Relationships
Role
Change
CDM client duties Ans✓✓✓-Appoint competent persons
Ensure suitable mgmt of welfare
Allow sufficient time and resources
Provide pre-construction info
Appoint duty holders for notifiable projects
Retain and provide access to health and safety file
CDM co-ordinator CDM duties Ans✓✓✓-Advise and assist client with their duties
Notify HSE
Co-ordinate H&S aspects of design work and co-operate with others
Facilitate good communication
Liaise with principal contractor re ongoing design
Pass on pre-construction information
