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thegsi
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31st Jan 12 at 09:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Has anyone got a link or file they coul send me for a mock test for working at heights? I found one online with 10 questions but there are no answers with them?
Ben J
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Aren't these sort of thing pretty much common sense?
thegsi
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31st Jan 12 at 09:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
You haven't met the guys who I work with...

...and there are a lot of specific regulation involved questions too.

[Edited on 31-01-2012 by thegsi]
Dave
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31st Jan 12 at 10:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Mainly but you will have to answer questions on specific regulations. Handrail heights, how far a ladder projects etc.
Ben J
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Oh okay. Bit of revision needed then!

Alot of H&S stuff i've seen is mostly common sense.
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I did a working at heights day course and he was practically telling us the answers when we did the written
andys sxi
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Have you looked in the cscs books you can buy they might have a working at height section

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Seany
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31st Jan 12 at 13:17   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It's common sense and he will tell you anyway, I'm assuming its just the day course and your harness training.
thegsi
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Na it's a timed exam I believe?
Jake
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben J
Oh okay. Bit of revision needed then!

Alot of H&S stuff i've seen is mostly common sense.


my mate was telling me the questions were like this

Q:if you see an excavation with no guard rail do you:
a. walk around it
b.jump in and sit down there for lunch
c.inform the site foreman immediately
d.start up the digger and drive around the site
harrisp
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Piratebay has got the cscs revision program.
Welly Wanger
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its common sense he will hint during the day/lesson on stuff to remember so you get all the answers during the day. He will also help out at the end of the exam as they will want a good pass rate
Hammer
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I don't know if down South is different but when we were getting our CSCS cards done, they sent out the papers, I downloaded the answers, gave them to those capable of actually cheating and then I filled in the others for the proper retards. We then sent them back and they sent the cards back in the post.

Job done.
Bart
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its ALL common sense.

 
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