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Construction site safety quiz: 14 practice questions (NZ)

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Site safety for New Zealand construction workers in 14 questions: heights, notifiable work, excavations, the hierarchy of controls, PPE, the right to stop unsafe work and notifiable events. Free quiz with instant feedback and a short explanation citing the rule for every answer. Based on New Zealand law (Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 and its regulations). Practice material written by Quizhat: these are not the questions of any official test or assessment, and Quizhat is not affiliated with WorkSafe New Zealand, Site Safe or any training provider. Sources: Health and Safety at Work Act 2015; Health and Safety at Work (General Risk and Workplace Management) Regulations 2016, regs 6, 13, 15 and 43; Health and Safety in Employment Regulations 1995, regs 2, 21 and 26.

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Question 1 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Under the 1995 Regulations still in force, when must means be provided to prevent a fall?

  • When someone may fall more than 10 metres
  • When someone may fall more than 3 metres
  • When someone is working on a scaffold
  • When an apprentice works above 1 metre

Question 2 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Construction work where someone may fall 5 metres or more is generally "notifiable work". What does that mean?

  • WorkSafe must get at least 24 hours' notice
  • It needs a council building consent first
  • It must be supervised by a WorkSafe inspector
  • It must be done by a registered engineer

Question 3 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Which excavation is notifiable work?

  • A trench up to 1.2 m deep that is wider at the top than it is deep
  • A trench 1 m deep and twice as wide as it is deep
  • An excavation in rock, whatever its depth or width
  • A trench over 1.5 m deep and deeper than it is wide at the top

Question 4 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Under the Act, what must a duty holder try first when managing a risk?

  • Issue PPE to every worker exposed to it
  • Put up warning signs and a barrier around it
  • Eliminate it where reasonably practicable
  • Accept it if harm is unlikely and minor

Question 5 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

In the hierarchy of control measures, where does personal protective equipment come?

  • First, because it is quick to set up
  • Last, for the risk that remains after other controls
  • Before engineering controls
  • Outside the hierarchy altogether

Question 6 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Who normally provides the PPE a worker needs on site?

  • The PCBU, at no cost to the worker
  • The worker, out of their wages
  • WorkSafe, through the ACC levy
  • The client who commissioned the job

Question 7 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Which is a worker's duty under the Act?

  • Write and sign the site safety plan
  • Report each hazard they see directly to WorkSafe
  • Pay for their own safety training
  • Take reasonable care for themselves and others

Question 8 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

When may a worker cease or refuse work?

  • When the work is unpleasant or boring
  • With a doctor's note saying they need rest
  • When they believe it risks serious, imminent harm
  • When the supervisor has left the site for the day

Question 9 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Can a 14-year-old do construction work on a building site?

  • Yes, with parental permission
  • No, not under the age of 15
  • Yes, at weekends and in school holidays
  • Yes, if supervised by a parent

Question 10 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Which of these is a "notifiable event"?

  • A death or notifiable injury, illness or incident
  • An injury treated with a plaster on site
  • Damage to plant costing over $5,000, with no one hurt
  • A worker missing a shift through a cold

Question 11 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

A trench collapses but nobody is hurt. Is it notifiable?

  • No, because nobody is injured
  • No, unless it happens twice
  • Yes: an excavation collapse is a notifiable incident
  • No, unless the trench is over 5 m

Question 12 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

After a notifiable event, what must the PCBU do with the site?

  • Clean it up straight away to prevent slips
  • Restart work as soon as everyone is accounted for
  • Take photos, then carry on with the work
  • Leave it undisturbed until an inspector allows

Question 13 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Several contractors work on the same site. What must each PCBU do?

  • Look after its own workers and nobody else's
  • Consult, co-operate and co-ordinate with them
  • Leave all site safety to the main contractor
  • Send WorkSafe the minutes of each site meeting

Question 14 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

What first aid must a PCBU provide?

  • Adequate equipment, facilities and trained first aiders
  • Nothing: that is the ambulance's job
  • A list of emergency phone numbers on the wall
  • A first aid kit in each vehicle, paid for by the workers

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