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Test - Worker's specific training - High risk.
A13 - ING
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01. What determines a company’s risk level (Low, Medium or High)?
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A. The employer’s decision.
B. The Ateco codes.
C. The number of employees.
02. According to the regulations, who is responsible for taking measures to protect workers from electrical hazards?
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A. The worker themselves.
B. The employer.
C. The electricity supplier.
03. What is the correct definition of an ‘Expert’ (P.ES.)?
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A. A person with sufficient education, knowledge and experience to analyse risks and avoid the hazards that electricity can pose.
B. A person with at least 10 years’ work experience..
C. A person capable of carrying out work on live installations even without PPE.
04. Before use, insulating gloves must be:
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A. Washed with detergent.
B. Visually inspected and inflated to ensure they are not torn.
C. Coated with oil.
05. What PPE is required for work on electrical installations?
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A. No PPE is required.
B. Dielectric helmet, goggles or visor, insulating gloves, insulating footwear, protective clothing.
C. Fall arrest harness.
06. An insulated helmet must be:
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A. Clean only.
B. Undamaged only.
C. Undamaged, clean and fitted with a chin strap.
07. What is a mobile scaffold?
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A. A tower-type scaffold on wheels.
B. A fixed scaffold.
C. A ladder.
08. Is it permitted to move a mobile scaffold with people on it?
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A. Yes, if the movement is short.
B. No, never.
C. Yes, if the people are secured.
09. What requirements must PPE meet, in addition to the CE marking?
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A. It must be Effective, Visible and Adaptable.
B. None in particular.
C. It must be Effective, Ergonomic and Adaptable.
10. From what height is an activity defined as ‘work at height’?
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A. 1 metre.
B. Over 2 metres.
C. 5 metres.
11. Is it compulsory to wear a safety helmet on a mobile scaffold?
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A. Only for those working on it.
B. Only for those working nearby.
C. Both for those working on it and those working nearby
12. Which of the following is a collective protective measure against falls from a height?
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A. The guardrail.
B. The safety harness.
C. The hard hat.
13. What is the ‘pendulum effect’ during a fall?
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A. The impact against an obstacle or the ground caused by swinging.
B. A headache following the fall.
C. The safety harness breaking.
14. What is the main risk in confined spaces?
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A. Lack of oxygen (asphyxia) or poisoning.
B. Excessive noise.
C. Cold.
15. What is the minimum percentage of the team that must have three years’ experience to work in confined spaces?
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A. 10%.
B. 30%.
C. 100%.
16. What defines a ‘mutagenic’ agent?
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A. A substance that stains the skin.
B. An agent that can cause genetic alterations.
C. A strongly scented substance.
17. The pre-operational inspection of an aerial work platform must be carried out:
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A. Once a month.
B. Only if the machine is making a noise.
C. By the operator before each work shift.
18. When assembling a mobile scaffold, it is compulsory to use:
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A. Suitable fall protection PPE.
B. Ear protectors.
C. Trainers.
19. What is meant by ‘work at height’?
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A. Work carried out at a height of more than 5 metres.
B. Work that exposes the worker to the risk of falling from a height of more than 2 metres above a stable surface.
C. Work in the mountain.
20. How can a worker identify a carcinogen?
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A. By reading the label and pictograms on the product.
B. By the smell of the substance.
C. By the colour of the container.
21. Why is asbestos particularly dangerous?
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A. Because it is very heavy.
B. Because fibres are released into the air and can be inhaled.
C. Because it is flammable.
22. In which year was the use of asbestos banned in Italy?
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A. 2017.
B. 1993.
C. 1951.
23. What is asbestos encapsulation?
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A. The destruction of the material by burning.
B. Treatment with coating products that encapsulate the fibres.
C. Transport to a landfill site.
24. Asbestos is particularly dangerous if the fibres are
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A. Came into contact with the skin.
B. Viewed without protective goggles.
C. Inhaled.
25. What is an explosive atmosphere (ATEX)?
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A. A mixture of air and flammable substances that can explode once ignited.
B. A room where it is very hot.
C. An oxygen cylinder.
26. What are the three elements required for an explosion?
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A. Water, fire and air.
B. Oxidiser, fuel and an ignition source.
C. Noise, light and heat.
27. The leading cause of death in confined space accidents (according to NIOSH) is:
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A. Asphyxiation (41%).
B. Accidental incidents.
C. Drowning.
28. What do green signs indicate?
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A. Danger, prohibition.
B. Safety, protection, first aid.
C. Mandatory, information.
29. What can cause stability issues with shelving?
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A. Overloading or an asymmetrical arrangement.
B. Dust on the shelves.
C. The colour of the structure.
30. What does the abbreviation PLE stand for?
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A. Lightweight Construction Bridge.
B. Outdoor Workstation.
C. Elevating Work Platform.
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