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Question 1/101/10
Environmental permitting - Permit types, changes and enforcement
Environmental permitting - Permit types, changes and enforcement
Environmental permitting - Permit types, changes and enforcement
A waste transfer site has an environmental permit held by its current operator. The operator plans to add a treatment activity that is not authorised by the permit, but the site and permit holder will remain unchanged. Which step is appropriate before that activity begins?
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1 correct answer
A.
Notify the regulator of the planned activity and begin once the notification is acknowledged
B.
Apply to vary the existing permit and wait until the variation is approved
C.
Transfer the existing permit to the current operator and begin under the transferred permit
D.
Surrender the existing permit and begin the activity while a replacement application is being considered
A permit authorises only the activities and operating conditions within its scope. Adding an activity not covered by the existing permit requires the operator to seek a permit variation, and submitting an application does not itself authorise the change. The operator must wait for the regulator’s approval before starting the additional activity. Transfer concerns a change of permit holder, while surrender ends the permit rather than extending its authorised scope.
Right Answer: B
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Question 2/102/10
Waste duty of care - Responsibilities and checks before transfer
Waste duty of care - Responsibilities and checks before transfer
Waste duty of care - Responsibilities and checks before transfer
A producer is arranging a transfer of non-hazardous waste. The proposed carrier provides evidence of current waste-carrier registration, and the receiving site says it holds an environmental permit, but the producer has not checked whether that permit covers this waste type and the intended operation. What should the producer do before the transfer proceeds?
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1 correct answer
A.
Proceed once the carrier’s registration has been checked, then rely on the receiving site to resolve any permit-scope issue.
B.
Ask the carrier to confirm that the load is acceptable, since its registration covers responsibility for the destination.
C.
Verify that the recipient is authorised to accept and manage this waste, provide an adequate waste description, and complete the transfer documentation accurately.
D.
Complete the transfer note using a broad description, then check the site’s permit when the recipient confirms delivery.
Checking a carrier’s registration does not establish that the receiving site is authorised to accept this particular waste or carry out the intended operation. Before transfer, the waste holder must make appropriate checks on the recipient’s authority, provide a description sufficient to identify the waste, and ensure the transfer is accompanied by correctly completed documentation. A carrier’s assurance or a later permit check does not replace these checks before the waste leaves the holder’s control.
Right Answer: C
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Question 3/103/10
Occupational risk assessment - Hazards, controls and protective equipment
Occupational risk assessment - Hazards, controls and protective equipment
Occupational risk assessment - Hazards, controls and protective equipment
At a waste-transfer station, visible dust escapes during tipping whenever the water-suppression system loses pressure. Workers wear disposable respirators, and a supervisor proposes issuing higher-grade respirators without changing the work process. What is the most appropriate risk-assessment response?
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1 correct answer
A.
Increase respirator use and retain the current process, since PPE addresses the exposure at source
B.
Restrict tipping to quieter periods, then rely on respirators to manage any remaining dust
C.
Review the assessment and restore or improve suppression before tipping resumes, then assess and control any residual exposure, including suitable RPE if needed
D.
Replace disposable respirators with reusable ones, treating the suppression fault as a maintenance issue outside the risk assessment
The visible dust and loss of suppression indicate that an existing control is not reliably controlling the hazard, so the assessment and control arrangements need review. Restoring or improving suppression addresses dust at source; suitable respiratory protective equipment may then be needed for any residual risk. Upgrading PPE alone does not correct the failed engineering control, and a maintenance fault that affects exposure remains relevant to the risk assessment.
Right Answer: C
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Question 4/104/10
Environmental emissions - Controls for air, water and land
Environmental emissions - Controls for air, water and land
Environmental emissions - Controls for air, water and land
A waste facility separates clean roof water from runoff collected in a potentially contaminated yard drainage system. The yard-water holding tank is nearing capacity during maintenance, and a contractor proposes temporarily diverting its contents into the clean-water drain. Which response best controls the pollution risk?
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1 correct answer
A.
Allow the diversion after screening the water for visible solids, then restore the original drainage route when maintenance ends.
B.
Dilute the stored water with clean roof runoff before sending it through the clean-water drain.
C.
Keep the drainage systems separate, retain the yard water, and arrange appropriate assessment and authorised treatment or disposal.
D.
Pump the yard water onto an unpaved area within the site so the soil can absorb it while the tank is serviced.
Separate drainage systems prevent potentially contaminated water from reaching a discharge route intended for clean runoff. Screening for visible solids does not establish that the water is free of dissolved or otherwise unseen pollutants, and dilution does not remove contaminants. Discharging to soil can transfer pollution to land or groundwater. Retaining the water while its nature is assessed allows it to be managed through an appropriate, authorised treatment or disposal route.
Right Answer: C
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Question 5/105/10
Health and safety legal duties - Employers, employees and others
Health and safety legal duties - Employers, employees and others
Health and safety legal duties - Employers, employees and others
At a waste transfer station, the site operator’s activities create a risk of vehicle movement affecting a visiting maintenance contractor and delivery drivers who are employed by other businesses. A manager argues that the operator’s health and safety duties cover its own employees only. Which legal analysis is most accurate?
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A.
The operator’s duties extend to people who are not its employees but may be affected by its undertaking, so far as is reasonably practicable.
B.
The operator’s duties extend to contractors only when they are working under the direct supervision of one of its employees.
C.
The operator’s duties cover its own employees, while each visiting worker’s employer is solely responsible for risks created by the site’s activities.
D.
The operator’s duties extend to visitors only if they are not carrying out work for another employer.
An employer must conduct its undertaking so that people who are not its employees are not exposed to health and safety risks arising from that undertaking, so far as is reasonably practicable. This can include contractors, delivery drivers and visitors affected by site vehicle movements. The contractor’s own employer also has duties, but those duties do not remove the site operator’s responsibility for risks arising from its activities. Direct supervision is not a condition of this duty.
Right Answer: A
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Question 6/106/10
Accident and incident management - Investigation and reporting
Accident and incident management - Investigation and reporting
Accident and incident management - Investigation and reporting
A transfer-conveyor blockage causes waste to spill beside an operating machine. No one is injured, but CCTV footage is due to be overwritten overnight. The area has been made safe and the site manager notified. As investigation lead, what is the most appropriate next action?
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1 correct answer
A.
Interview the operator first and use the account to decide which records are relevant
B.
Secure the CCTV and other time-sensitive evidence, recording its source and preserving the original material
C.
Classify the event as a near miss and close the investigation because no injury occurred
D.
Assign responsibility for the blockage before collecting evidence, so the investigation has a clear focus
Once immediate hazards are controlled and the manager has been notified, the investigation should protect evidence that may otherwise be lost. Securing the CCTV promptly preserves an independent record; documenting its source and retaining the original helps maintain its reliability. Interviews and analysis should follow within a structured investigation, using evidence rather than assumptions. The absence of injury does not by itself justify closing the investigation, particularly where the event had potential for harm.
Right Answer: B
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Question 7/107/10
Contractor and visitor safety - Appointment and site induction
Contractor and visitor safety - Appointment and site induction
Contractor and visitor safety - Appointment and site induction
A maintenance contractor was appointed to repair a staff-room door and has completed the site induction for that work. On arrival, the site manager asks the contractor to repair a damaged guard beside an operating conveyor instead. What should happen before the contractor starts the revised task?
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1 correct answer
A.
Proceed under the original appointment because the contractor has already completed the site induction.
B.
Confirm the contractor is competent and authorised for the revised work, review its task-specific risks and controls, and provide any additional site information or induction needed before work begins.
C.
Allow the repair to start while the contractor's employer updates the paperwork, provided the contractor wears the site's standard PPE.
D.
Ask the contractor to sign the original induction record again, then proceed using the original task arrangements.
An appointment and induction relate to defined work and known site risks; they do not automatically cover a materially different task. Work beside an operating conveyor may involve hazards and controls not addressed for a staff-room door repair. Before starting, the site must establish that the contractor is competent and authorised for the revised work, assess the relevant risks and controls, and communicate any additional site-specific requirements. Re-signing an unchanged record or relying on standard PPE does not address the change.
Right Answer: B
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Question 8/108/10
Work equipment safety - Maintenance and safe operating procedures
Work equipment safety - Maintenance and safe operating procedures
Work equipment safety - Maintenance and safe operating procedures
A conveyor has stopped after material jammed beneath a guard. The operator switches it off at the local control station, but maintenance staff must remove the guard and reach into the mechanism. Before work begins, what control is essential?
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1 correct answer
A.
Keep the control station switched off and post a warning while the guard is removed
B.
Isolate relevant energy sources, secure the isolation against reconnection, deal with stored energy, and verify the equipment cannot start
C.
Remove the guard after confirming that the conveyor belt is no longer moving
D.
Ask an operator to remain at the control station and restart the conveyor only when instructed
A stop command or a stationary belt does not establish that the equipment is safely isolated: it could be restarted, or stored energy could cause movement. Before reaching into the mechanism, relevant energy sources must be isolated and the isolation secured against reconnection. Stored energy must be released or restrained, and the safe state verified before work starts. A warning or an attendant may support the procedure but does not replace effective isolation.
Right Answer: B
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Question 9/109/10
Workplace transport safety - Site traffic management
Workplace transport safety - Site traffic management
Workplace transport safety - Site traffic management
A site review finds that the marked pedestrian crossing between the staff entrance and welfare building passes behind a stack of materials, where drivers cannot see people approaching. A longer route is available around the yard perimeter, separated from vehicles by a barrier. What is the most effective change to the traffic plan?
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1 correct answer
A.
Keep the crossing and require drivers to use a trained banksman whenever they approach it
B.
Keep the crossing and add warning signs and a convex mirror beside the material stack
C.
Close the crossing and direct pedestrians along the separated perimeter route
D.
Keep the crossing and require pedestrians to wear high-visibility clothing in the yard
The perimeter route removes the pedestrian–vehicle conflict at a location where visibility is restricted, while physical separation reduces the chance of people entering the vehicle route. A banksman, mirror, signs or high-visibility clothing may help manage residual risks, but they rely on people noticing, interpreting or acting on warnings. They are weaker controls than eliminating this crossing when a practical segregated route is available.
Right Answer: C
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Question 10/1010/10
Permit-to-work systems - High-risk work and isolation
Permit-to-work systems - High-risk work and isolation
Permit-to-work systems - High-risk work and isolation
A maintenance team is preparing to clear a jammed conveyor. The electrical isolator has been locked and tagged, but the control-room display shows zero speed and the operator confirms that the start command is inhibited. Before anyone reaches into the conveyor, what should the permit issuer require?
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1 correct answer
A.
Verify the isolation at the equipment using a suitable method, confirm the relevant energy sources are controlled, and address any stored energy.
B.
Accept the display and inhibited start command as proof, provided the lock number matches the permit.
C.
Ask the operator to attempt a control-room start, then begin work if the conveyor does not move.
D.
Add a warning tag at the work area, since the locked isolator already establishes that the equipment is safe.
A permit records and controls the work, but it does not itself prove that hazardous energy has been removed. The team must verify that the isolation is effective at the equipment using a suitable method, and consider other energy sources or stored energy that could cause movement. A display, inhibited command or matching lock number may support the process, but none alone confirms a safe condition at the worksite.
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