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Unit 301 Oral Questions
1a. When you first get to siteon site how do you make sure the site is safe to work on
1b. Can you tell me what a risk assessment is
1c. do you always carry out a risk assessment
2a. How do you check that the wiringsystemsyou use are safe to install
2b. What sort of wiring systems could have been used for this site
2c. What sort of wiring system would be appropriate for a small sub main to the workshop
3a. What safety concerns do you check regularly so you know the site is always safe
3b. What would you do if you were working where the general public were present
4a. Where would you install barrier notices and barriers on this site
4b. what colour are warning signs expected to be and what shape are they
4c. Is a hard hat sign typical of a warning sign
5b. What sort of access equipment would you use for this type of ground
6a. When using power platforms how will you make sure it is used properly
6b. Would you use powered access equipment when working changing lamps at a higher level
7a. how will you know if this job is kept to time
7b. What sort of programme of work are you using for the job
7c. When and where would you use a bar chart
8a. How would you make sure your tools and materials are secure
8b. Where do you leave your tools and materials on this siteand do you think that they are safe and secure in that place
8c. How would you improve your tools and storage on site
9a. Why do you make sure that a site is cleared at the end of the job to the satisfaction of the customer
9b. If you found some cable at the finnish of work what would you do
Unit 302 Oral questions
1a. What sort of information relating to faulty equipment will you need to start fault finding
1b. What sort of questions would you ask about a pump motor not working
2. why did you make sure that the relevant people were aware to the disruption of the supply when fault finding
3. why do you need to agree the reapirs and the costs before starting the work
4. what safe working practices did you complete before finding the fault on this circuit/equipment
5a. what test would you do on a circuit which kept tripping a RCD and why
5b. What senses do you use to diagnose faults
5c. Describe a logical fault finding procedure
5d. Where are faults likely to occur
6a. How will you know if the fault has really been corrected properly
6b. If parts of the system appear to be working normally although they ar associated with the fault what do you do
7. what precautions do you undertake if you cannot correct the fault immediately
8. what do you need to test the installation after fixing a fault
9. why are modifications to this circuit required
Unit 303 Oral Questions
1. who are the relevant persons to be provided with the required information on this site
2a. What is the difference between the technical information required and functional information
2b. Where would manufacturers data fit as information provided
3a. Where can you get information about installed equipment from and how will you know that it is up to date
3b. What sort of information would you provide to the main contractor about how the job would be undertaken
4a. What information do ytou always provide to a customer after finishing a new installation
4b. Are there any regulations which require you to provide information to the customer about the installation
5a. How can you insure that you pass on information to the customer in a timely manner
6a. What procedures exsist within your company to provide information to your customers
6b. Why does the attitude in which you provide information matter
7a. On completion of the work how do you decide what health and safety information is required by the customer
7b. Why do you inform all visitors of health and safety regulations
Unit 304 Oral Questions
1a. Under what circumstances would you expect to carry out a risk assessment
1b. What relevant health and safety procedures are relevant on this site
2a. What do you do when working in a school to find out the difference between an end of school bell and an emergency evacuation bell
2b. Under what circumstances would you evacuate the site
3. When do you use PPE and what PPE is required on this site.
4a. How have you controlled hazards on this site
4b. Who is responsible for your health and safety on this site
5a. If you identify a problem which seems as though it may cause a ingury, how do you report the problem and who do you report it to
5b. Under what circumstances would you expect to use a permit to work on this site
6. is the fastest way the best way to complete any job
7. what checks would you make before moving a portable tower.
8. Is there a fire assembly point and how were you informed as to where you should meet
9. on this site what happens if a work colleague has an injury which can be treated on site
1a. When you first get to siteon site how do you make sure the site is safe to work on
1b. Can you tell me what a risk assessment is
1c. do you always carry out a risk assessment
2a. How do you check that the wiringsystemsyou use are safe to install
2b. What sort of wiring systems could have been used for this site
2c. What sort of wiring system would be appropriate for a small sub main to the workshop
3a. What safety concerns do you check regularly so you know the site is always safe
3b. What would you do if you were working where the general public were present
4a. Where would you install barrier notices and barriers on this site
4b. what colour are warning signs expected to be and what shape are they
4c. Is a hard hat sign typical of a warning sign
5b. What sort of access equipment would you use for this type of ground
6a. When using power platforms how will you make sure it is used properly
6b. Would you use powered access equipment when working changing lamps at a higher level
7a. how will you know if this job is kept to time
7b. What sort of programme of work are you using for the job
7c. When and where would you use a bar chart
8a. How would you make sure your tools and materials are secure
8b. Where do you leave your tools and materials on this siteand do you think that they are safe and secure in that place
8c. How would you improve your tools and storage on site
9a. Why do you make sure that a site is cleared at the end of the job to the satisfaction of the customer
9b. If you found some cable at the finnish of work what would you do
Unit 302 Oral questions
1a. What sort of information relating to faulty equipment will you need to start fault finding
1b. What sort of questions would you ask about a pump motor not working
2. why did you make sure that the relevant people were aware to the disruption of the supply when fault finding
3. why do you need to agree the reapirs and the costs before starting the work
4. what safe working practices did you complete before finding the fault on this circuit/equipment
5a. what test would you do on a circuit which kept tripping a RCD and why
5b. What senses do you use to diagnose faults
5c. Describe a logical fault finding procedure
5d. Where are faults likely to occur
6a. How will you know if the fault has really been corrected properly
6b. If parts of the system appear to be working normally although they ar associated with the fault what do you do
7. what precautions do you undertake if you cannot correct the fault immediately
8. what do you need to test the installation after fixing a fault
9. why are modifications to this circuit required
Unit 303 Oral Questions
1. who are the relevant persons to be provided with the required information on this site
2a. What is the difference between the technical information required and functional information
2b. Where would manufacturers data fit as information provided
3a. Where can you get information about installed equipment from and how will you know that it is up to date
3b. What sort of information would you provide to the main contractor about how the job would be undertaken
4a. What information do ytou always provide to a customer after finishing a new installation
4b. Are there any regulations which require you to provide information to the customer about the installation
5a. How can you insure that you pass on information to the customer in a timely manner
6a. What procedures exsist within your company to provide information to your customers
6b. Why does the attitude in which you provide information matter
7a. On completion of the work how do you decide what health and safety information is required by the customer
7b. Why do you inform all visitors of health and safety regulations
Unit 304 Oral Questions
1a. Under what circumstances would you expect to carry out a risk assessment
1b. What relevant health and safety procedures are relevant on this site
2a. What do you do when working in a school to find out the difference between an end of school bell and an emergency evacuation bell
2b. Under what circumstances would you evacuate the site
3. When do you use PPE and what PPE is required on this site.
4a. How have you controlled hazards on this site
4b. Who is responsible for your health and safety on this site
5a. If you identify a problem which seems as though it may cause a ingury, how do you report the problem and who do you report it to
5b. Under what circumstances would you expect to use a permit to work on this site
6. is the fastest way the best way to complete any job
7. what checks would you make before moving a portable tower.
8. Is there a fire assembly point and how were you informed as to where you should meet
9. on this site what happens if a work colleague has an injury which can be treated on site