Revised Unit 201/601 Health, Safety, and Welfare in Construction Test:
The test is divided into 10 sections, and you can find the complete list at the bottom of this page with individual hyperlinks.
Full-Size Display:
Click on “Full-Size Display” if you need to view the image with interactive buttons.
Section Details:
Each section consists of 10 questions, all marked equally.
The pass mark is set at 85%.
The time allocated for each section is 5 minutes, and for the complete test, it’s 50 minutes.
Interactive Buttons:
The interactive buttons open a pop-up menu with hyperlinks inside. Click on them to take the simulated test for each section of health and safety.
Important Note for Candidates:
Candidates must ensure to correctly input their full name and the tutor’s email address. Failure to do so will result in not receiving a copy of their results.
Preparation Advice:
Consistent practice of the test is encouraged.
Successful attainment of a passing score consistently should prepare candidates well for the actual exam.
This topic focuses on understanding and applying health and safety regulations within a workplace, including the specific roles and responsibilities of individuals to ensure a safe and compliant working environment.
This topic focuses on understanding and applying health and safety regulations within a workplace, including the specific roles and responsibilities of individuals to ensure a safe and compliant working environment.
Participants learn the proper procedures for reporting accidents and emergencies in the workplace.
This includes understanding the documentation required to accurately record incidents and ensure compliance with reporting protocols.
This area assesses the ability to recognize and categorize potential hazards in a workplace setting.
It covers identifying risks to health and safety and understanding how to mitigate or eliminate these hazards.
This topic explores practices related to employee health and welfare within the workplace, emphasizing well-being, health promotion, and the implementation of programs that contribute to a healthy work environment.
Participants learn the safe handling of materials and equipment, including proper lifting techniques and the correct use of tools and machinery.
The focus is on preventing accidents and injuries associated with material and equipment handling.
This area addresses the safe use of access equipment and protocols for working at elevated heights.
It covers precautions, procedures, and equipment usage to ensure the safety of individuals working in such environments.
Participants gain knowledge on the safe use of electrical equipment in the workplace, including understanding safety protocols, proper handling, and precautions to prevent electrical accidents and ensure a secure working environment.
This topic focuses on selecting, using, and maintaining personal protective equipment (PPE) in various work settings.
It includes understanding the specific PPE requirements for different tasks and environments to ensure personal safety.
Participants learn about the causes of fires and the appropriate emergency procedures to follow in the event of a fire.
This includes understanding evacuation protocols, fire prevention measures, and the proper use of firefighting equipment.
This area assesses the ability to recognize and interpret safety signs commonly used in the workplace.
It includes understanding the meaning of various safety signs, which convey important information about hazards, prohibitions, and mandatory actions.
