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Online Quiz:Construction Safety -Excavation , Test your knowledge about Safety Requirements of Excavation during construction phase

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Construction environments can make for some of the most dangerous working environments across the UK. Workers are often in danger of falling from height, falling objects, or slips and trips... and that's only the tip of the iceberg. Between 2016 and 2017 there were an estimated 30 fatal injuries in the sector, so it's vital that Health & Safety best practice is implemented correctly and successfully.

So, do you reckon you're a construction Health & Safety whizz? Take our quiz below and see if you know your PUWERs from your LOLERs!

There are 10 multiple choice questions, good luck!

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Construction Health & Safety Quiz | iHASCO

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Construction environments can make for some of the most dangerous working environments across the UK. Workers are often in danger of falling from height, falling objects, or slips and trips... and that's only the tip of the iceberg.

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About This Quiz

Do you know when it's safe to hang out in a trench, versus when the trench requires some extra support? Know how to safely use a ladder, work on a scaffold or keep yourself protected around electrical systems? Prove your construction safety IQ with this quiz!

Around 6.5 million people in the United States head to work on one of more than a quarter million construction sites each day. according to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Sadly, not all of these workers will make it home. In fact, OSHA names the construction industry as one of the most dangerous for workers.

In 2016, 21 percent of all private industry employee deaths in the U.S. involved construction -- the highest of any industry in the nation. Nearly 1,000 of the 4,693 workers who died on the job that year lost their lives in the building trade. These workers suffered fatal falls from roofs or other elevated surfaces, found themselves suffocated in collapsed trenches, experienced deadly electrical shocks and ended up victims of falling scaffolds, cranes and other equipment.

Yet with all the hazards construction workers face, this industry is vital to building the homes and businesses that are so integral to people's everyday lives. So what's a worker to do to stay safe? Check out these construction safety questions to see how much you know about construction site dangers!

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Do you know when it's safe to hang out in a trench, versus when the trench requires some extra support? Know how to safely use a ladder, work on a scaffold or keep yourself protected around electrical systems? Prove your construction safety IQ with this quiz!

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L1 OCC STUDUES Working in  team ass plan

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N.S Record of Learner Observation L1 TEAMWORK UNIT OBSERVATION RECORD

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E3 OCC STUDIES UNIT 70 working in a team

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N.S Record of Learner Observation E3 TEAMWORK UNIT OBSERVATION RECORD

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OCC Sudies L1 Time Management Assessment Plan LB

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N.S CONS GEN OCC STUDIES COHORT- TIME MANAGEMENT

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Unit 69- E3 Workbook- completion by Friday 14.10.22

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Unit 69- E3 Workbook- completion by Friday 14.10.22

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E3 OCC STUDIES UNIT 69- WORKING AS VOLUNTEER

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Unit 12 Floor and wall tiling techniques 

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Unit 11 Introduction to plastering techniques L1

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Unit 09 Developing bricklaying skills L1

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Unit 16 Health and safety in construction 

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Unit 14 Brickwork  introduction to building a three brick square hollow pillar 

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Unit 12 Brickwork introduction to building a half brick wall three courses high 

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Bricklaying - The Start of Building a Home - Footings part 1

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Blockwork on Day 2 of the Introduction to Bricklaying Course

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Knowhow Nonprofit (2016) highlight how involving volunteers adds value to organisations and helps them to achieve their objectives. They say that involving volunteers can help organisations to:

Engage a more diverse range of skills, experience and knowledge

Reach more beneficiaries

Raise awareness about the organisation's cause, its profile and what it does

Build relationships within the community and contribute to supporting others in the community. Providing volunteering opportunities, provides opportunities for social inclusion, skills development and potential routes to employment. There is also evidence that volunteering can help to improve health and wellbeing for individuals

Inform the development and delivery of activities, projects or services by bringing in new opinions, ideas or approaches. This can help organisations to adapt, stay relevant to what their beneficiaries and community need as well as identifying opportunities to improve what they do

Deliver service or projects in a more effective and efficient way which can help to save money and resources. However organisations do have to invest in supporting volunteering for this to work effectively.

(adapted from Knowhow Nonprofit, 2016)

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volunteering: how organisations benefit from volunteers

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How organisations benefit from volunteers

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Knowhow Nonprofit (2016) highlight how involving volunteers adds value to organisations and helps them to achieve their objectives. They say that involving volunteers can help organisations to: Engage a more diverse range of skills, experience and knowledge Reach more beneficiaries Raise awareness about the organisation's cause, its profile and what it does Build relationships within the community and contribute to supporting others in the community.

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IDIOTS AT WORK - WORKERS HAD A BAD DAY AT WORK Compilation #3 2018