Introduction to Fire Safety Management

Figure 3.14
Development and fl ow of health and safety fi le
Client
New
Owner
CDM
Coordinator
Principal
Contractor
Sprinkler
System
Contractor
Fire Alarm & 
Detection
Contractor
Electrical
Contractor
Operations & Maintenance 
Manual
Fire Log Book

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Example NEBOSH questions for 
Chapter 3
1. (a)
Outline
the benefi ts to an organisation of 
having a health and safety committee. 
(4)
(b) 
Outline
the reasons why a health and 
safety committee may prove to be 
ineffective 
in 
practice. 
(8)
(c) 
Identify
a range of methods that an 
employer can use to provide health and 
safety information directly to individual 
employees. 
(8)
2. (a)
Identify
the particular requirements of 
regulation 3 of the Management of Health 
and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 in 
relation to an employer’s duty to carry out 
risk 
assessments. 
(3)
(b) 
Outline
the factors that should be 
considered when selecting individuals to 
assist in carrying out risk assessments 
in 
the 
workplace. 
(5)
3. 
List
the factors that might be considered when 
assessing the health and safety competence of 
a 
contractor. 
(8)
4. Following a signifi cant increase in accidents, a 
health and safety campaign is to be launched 
within an organisation to encourage safer 
working by employees.
(a) 
Outline
how the organisation might ensure 
that the nature of the campaign is effectively 
communicated to, and understood by, 
employees. 
(8)
(b) 
Other than poor communication, 
describe
the organisational factors that could limit 
the effectiveness of the campaign. 
(12)
5. With reference to the Health and Safety 
(Consultation with Employees) Regulations 1996
(a)