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Home Online tests Mintra All types of vessels Deck Support Working at Height (Mintra)

Online testing: Working at Height (Mintra)

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Which of the following are examples of collective protection measures which prevent a fall?

Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs).

Rope access systems.

Nets.

Scaffolds.

Answer

When working with ladders, which of the following rules apply?

Use the 1 in 4 rule for positioning ladders.

Use the 1 in 3 rule for positioning ladders.

Always maintain two points of contact with the ladder.

Fasten the ladder at the top and bottom.

Always maintain three points of contact with the ladder.

Answer

Which of the following are specific hazards associated with working at height?

Dropped objects.

Oxygen enrichment.

Sim-Ops.

Oxygen deficiency.

Answer

Correct Hierarchy of Control:

Avoid, Prevent, Mitigate.

Prevent, Avoid, Mitigate.

Mitigate, Avoid, Prevent.

Which of the following conditions must be met before scaffolding can be used?

Scaffolding must be inspected by a competent person prior to use and must only be used by competent and trained personnel.

Scaffolding does not need to be inspected if being used by trained personnel.

Scaffolding decks to be appropriate to the nature of the work to be performed and suitable for the loads to be carried.

Scaffolding decks to be of sufficient dimensions to permit the safe passage of personnel and the safe use of any plant or materials required.

Hazard warning signs to be displayed, and restrictions in place, when scaffolding is not in use, to prevent unauthorised access to the danger zone.

Answer

Work at height should be properly planned and organised appropriately supervised and carried out by trained and competent personnel.

True.

False.

Which of the following factors should be considered when selecting equipment for work at height?

Location of muster stations.

Duration and frequency of the task.

Evacuation and rescue measures.

COSHH Assessment.

Answer

Work at height not only encompasses work that takes place on a ladder, scaffold or platform, it may also include which of the following?

Working in, entering or exiting a deep tank.

Working in the ship’s galley.

Working alongside an open hatch or other opening in a ship’s structure.

Working in close proximity to, or supported from, a ship’s side.

Answer

How often should working at height equipment be inspected?

Monthly.

Following modifications.

Weekly.

After use.

Before use.

Answer

Working at height involves carrying out a task from any place above 2 metres in height from which a person could be injured falling from it.

True.

False.

Этот тест оценивает знания о безопасной работе на высоте, использовании страховочных систем и предотвращении несчастных случаев.

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