NEBOSH CERTIFICATE NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM 2025 COMPLETE 100
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the main powers of
*HSE inspectors*? Correct Answer The main powers of
*HSE inspectors* are:
- enter premises at any reasonable time
- examine, investigate and require the premises to be left
undisturbed
- access all records and other relevant documents
- take samples, photographs or dismantle equipment or
substances
- seize, destroy or render harmless any substance or
article
- take statements
- initiate prosecutions
What are *Improvement Notices*? Correct Answer
*Improvement Notices* are issued for a specific breach of
the law and you can appeal within 21 days, at which point
the notice is suspended until the appeal is heard
What are *Prohibition Notices*? Correct Answer
*Prohibition Notices* are issued to halt an activity that
could lead to serious injury. You can appeal within 21 days
but the notice is not suspended. A Deferred prohibition
notice stops work activities within a specified time
,Powers of inspectors under Section 20 of HSWA? Correct
Answer To enter premises at any reasonable time.
To take along a police officer if they believe they are going
to be obstructed.
To take along technical assistance or equipment if
necessary.
To take photographs, drawing and measurements.
To carry out any necessary examinations and
investigations.
To direct that premises (in whole or in part) or items within
the prmises are left undisturbed.
To take samples of articles or substances and of the
atmosphere.
Define an absolute duty. Correct Answer Those which
have to be coplied with at all times and in all
circumstances.
Whoever has the responbsibility of compliance has no
choice about it.
The word SHALL is used to impose an absolute duty.
Define a qualified duty. Correct Answer Only have to be
complied with under certain conditions
1) where practicable means where it is technically possible
2) where reasonably practicable means where the level of
risk justifies the cost measured in time, trouble and money
of reducing the risk.
, What specific types of procedure must the employer
develop under MHSWR? Correct Answer Procedures to
deal with a serious and imminent danger.
State the legal duty for recording risk assesments. Correct
Answer Where the employer has 5 or more employees.
What is criteria for a client choosing a contractor? Correct
Answer Their H&S policy.
Examples of risk assesments.
References.
Insurance.
Qualifications of staff.
Membership of professional organisations.
Test and maintenance records for plant and equipment.
Accident history.
What type of construction projects are notifiable projects?
Correct Answer Construction phase planned to last over
30 days or involve more than 500 person days.
What legal status do HSWR have? Correct Answer
Passed by Parliament.
Statutory instruments.
Full legal status.
Why may H&S not be seen as a priority by the
management of an organisation? Correct Answer
Competes with other priorities such as production of
goods and services which is the basic rationale of an
organisation. May be seen as an unproductive cost.
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