The first question in the NEBOSH
examination has a suggested time limit of 30
minutes.
This
question can be done either at the beginning of the examination, or at any time
during the examination. The first
question is for 20 marks, with the marks for each part of the question in
brackets. A typical question for
Section 1 is as follows:
Question
1
Excessive dust levels have been discovered
in a workplace, the principal cause being the inefficient local exhaust
ventilation system (LEV).
(i)
Identify FOUR indications
that could have highlighted the LEV systems’ inefficiency. (4)
(ii)
Outline the factors which
could have reduced the LEV systems effectiveness. (8)
(iii)
Describe other methods of
control to minimise levels of airborne dust except from LEV. (8)
Question 2
Outline necessary
precautions to be taken when pedestrians are required to work close to vehicle
movement areas. (8)
Question 3
Factory cleaning staff use a rotary floor polisher each night.
(i)
Identify the associated
hazards.
(ii)
Outline what control
measures could be used to reduce the risks.
Question 4
Outline precautions needed
when maintenance work is being carried out in an underground storage vessel. (8)
Question 5
Outline the principal
requirements to ensure excavation work is carried out safely.
Question 6
With respect to
work-related upper limb disorders (WRULD’s).
(i)
Identify typical symptoms.
(ii)
Outline the factors that
would increase the development of WRULD’s.
Question 7
Outline what is required
for a safe means of escape when evacuating a building in the event of fire. (8)
Question 8
(i)
What
are the principal hazards associated with the use of ladders at work?
(ii)
Explain
how these hazards may be eliminated or reduced.
Question 9
Outline the precautions to
protect against electrocution when:
(i)
Excavating
near underground cables
(ii)
Working
near overhead power lines
Question 10
List EIGHT routine
inspection items included on a checklist at the beginning of a shift, before
using a fork-lift truck.
Question 11
Outline EIGHT precautions
that should be considered to prevent injuries to children who may be tempted to
access a construction site.
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