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1. The refurbishment inside the WTW building extension involves replacement of existing pipework. All site operations will continue as normal during this work.


A large water treatment works (WTW) treats water from a river, storing it in reservoirs that supply drinking water to a nearby city.


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7. Why must the incident be reported to the competent authority?


Explain how Tins & Cans may have exposed workers not directly employed by them to risk, by not collaborating effectively.


6. Paragraph 11 of the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO’s) R164 – Occupational Safety and Health Recommendation, 1981 (No. 164) states that when different organisations work in the same workplace.


What training would you recommend for management-level workers in the factory at Tins & Cans, to improve health and safety competence?


5. Management-level workers often receive different, specific types of health and safety training depending on their role


4. Comment on the application of the PTW system at the factory.


Task 4: Assessing the permit-to-work (PTW) system arrangements


3. Using the ‘general hierarchy of control’ as a framework, comment on how the risk of injury when the machine blockages occur could be minimised.


(b) What are the benefits of using third party auditors, rather than internal workers, for carrying out health and safety audits?


2. (a) Comment on whether the health and safety audit of the factory was conducted well.


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