A. you must wear safety goggles B. you must wear hand gloves C. you must wear safety shoes D. you must wear safety helmet
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1 01 This mandatory safety sign means. A. you must wear safety goggles B. you must wear hand gloves C. you must wear safety shoes D. you must wear safety helmet 02 If your employer asks you to work for another employer in the same industry, you should. A. Agree since your employer asks you to. B. Agree only if employer pays you extra money. C. Say no. If your employer insists, contact Ministry of Manpower at D. Agree because no other FWs is complaining about it. 03 One of the main reasons for safety inspection is to ensure that workers. A. work well with colleagues B. do not waste time during work. C. are attentive at work D. comply with safety rules and regulations 04 List one responsibility of a general worker. A. To report for morning exercise before work commences. B. To check on others if they are using the personal protective equipment provided by the employer. C. To give instructions to others. D. To follow supervisors' work instructions and ask when in doubt. 05 Mechanical drives like pulleys and shafts should be checked. A. only when you feel like it B. before work starts. C. only when it breaks down. D. only when the supervisor is around Page 1 of 9
2 06 Which of the following action may be punished according to Singapore laws? A. buying food from a hawker centre B. borrowing money from a friend C. snatching the purse from an elderly D. going to pray at a temple 07 Which activity may lead to serious injury or death if the worker falls? A. Erecting formwork on a tabletop. B. Climbing up and down a 5-step ladder at ground level C. Climbing up a 3-step ladder to fix a glass panel D. Fixing glass panel on the roof top of a high rise building without proper personal protective equipment (PPE) 08 Who will give work instructions to you? A. Worker B. Police Officer C. Security Officer D. Work Supervisor 09 While working on the road, getting hit by oncoming vehicles could be prevented by. A. standing on a ladder for drivers to see you from far B. shouting loudly to stop oncoming vehicles C. wearing raincoats. D. marking work area with proper baricades. 10 Why are fire extinguishers placed inside a building? A. To decorate the area. B. To meet housekeeping requirements. C. To put out fire during emergency. D. To avoid the sun. Page 2 of 9
3 11 If you are caught littering, spitting, urinating or defecating in public, you may be. A. issued with a warning letter only B. fined up to S$1,000 C. given 3 strokes of the cane D. imprisoned up to 1 month 12 What are the two most important topics in tool box meeting. A. Budget Constraint and Supervisor In-charge B. Hazard Details and Project Name C. Number of personal protective equipment limited to each worker and Project Name D. Associated Hazards and Preventive Measures. 13 Which of the following will NOT be punished under the Singapore laws? A. watching a midnight movie B. housebreaking C. outraging modesty D. drug trafficking 14 Which is an unsafe workplace condition? A. A tower scaffold with proper tagging B. A covered lift shaft with toe-board and proper warning sign displayed. C. Building under construction with unguarded open sides. D. Raw building materials properly stacked in the warehouse. 15 Under the Employment Act, a worker cannot work for more than 8 hours per (this excludes overtime work). A. day B. week C. fortnight D. month Page 3 of 9
4 16 Before doing any maintenance work on a machine, you must. A. switch on the machine B. apply lock-out tag out procedure C. switch on the emergency stop button D. put on a warning tag. 17 Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. The foreign worker s employer can keep his work permit card. B. The foreign worker does not need to carry his work permit card at all times. C. The foreign worker must carry his work permit card at all times. D. The foreign worker can ask his friend to keep his work permit card for him. 18 Smoking is not allowed except. A. chemical storage area B. designated smoking area C. staircases D. flammable storage area 19 What preventive measures should you take when working under hot sun? A. Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration. B. Use an umbrella to prevent direct sun shine. C. Remove your safety helmet to prevent heat stroke. D. Wear thick clothings to prevent sunburn. 20 What should you do if you injure yourself while working? A. Continue working and seek medical help at the end of day. B. stop work and seek medical help immediately. C. Inform everyone. D. Finish the work before reporting to your supervisor. Page 4 of 9
5 21 Under the Employment Act, a worker can do overtime work up to a limit of hours per month. A. 72 B. 90 C. 100 D How can you reduce risk when you are working in a noisy environment? A. By switching off the machine. B. By wearing the ear plugs provided by the employer. C. By asking someone to take over your job. D. By insisting your employer to change the machine. 23 Which is a safe work condition? A. Electrical tools are double insulated and properly grounded. B. Exposed electrical parts. C. Overloaded circuits. D. Electrical wires lying on the ground. 24 What does the signboard show? A. Warn workers of electrical hazard B. Warn workers of slippery floor. C. Ask workers to wear Personnel Protective Equipment D. Warn workers of Suspended overhead load 25 Clearing rubbish and waste materials after work is. A. not required. B. a form of good housekeeping C. required before officers from Ministry of Manpower visit D. required if told. Page 5 of 9
6 26 Displaying warning signs near an excavated trench is. A. a form of hazard communication B. a useless effort C. a violation in the workplace D. not a common practice in a workplace 27 Singapore laws apply to. A. Singapore citizens only B. Foreigners only C. Singapore citizens and permanent residents only D. Singapore citizens, permanent residents and foreigners. 28 Which accident is due to poor housekeeping? A. Slips, trips and falls by loose wires. B. Falling from height. C. Crush by machinery. D. getting burned while welding. 29 What should you do if you notice an unsafe condition while working? A. To stop work and inform your supervisor. B. To keep quiet because you have no right to do anything. C. To carry on working even if there is a risk of getting injured. D. To carry on working if supervisor is around. Page 6 of 9
7 30 This sign means. A. head protection B. face protection C. fall protection D. eye protection 31 If a worker wants to claim for work injury compensation, he should file a claim with the Ministry of Manpower within year(s) from the date of his work accident. A. one B. two C. three D. four 32 What are the important items to check in an entry permit? A. Type, date, time and location of work, and the permit's validity B. Types of fire extinguisher to be used and their expiry dates C. Type, date, time and location of work D. Types of equipment to be used and their expiry dates 33 This sign means. A. no entry B. do not operate C. proceed to the assembly point D. no naked flames allowed. Page 7 of 9
8 34 What should you do if you see any tripping hazard? A. Ignored it. B. Report to supervisor immediately. C. Inform experienced workers. D. Wait for the safety officer's instructions. 35 What is a safe practice for working on a scaffold? A. Wear safety shoes only for stability B. Ensure single plank is used as footing C. Wear helmet only for protection D. Ensure there is a ""safe for use"" tag before starting work 36 This sign means. A. ear protection B. hand protection C. foot protection D. head protection 37 Which is a safe condition? A. Wooden planks and materials left at the edge of building. B. A machine with proper guard.. C. A passage way with debris thrown by the side. D. A tower scaffold without access ladder. 38 Which is a correct practice while working in a confined space? A. Keeping respirator in a bag at all times. B. Removing respirator during rest time. C. Wearing respirator at all times. D. Wearing respirator only when you need it. Page 8 of 9
9 39 After reporting the unsafe act to your supervisor, you should. A. continue working. B. wait for his instructions and only resume work when it is safe. C. call the Ministry of Manpower D. go home and rest. 40 The penalty for theft (stealing) in Singapore is. A. imprisonment of between 3 and 7 years or fine, or both B. stone to death C. given 10 strokes of the cane D. hang to death Page 9 of 9
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