Free mock exam
Incident Response & Responsibilities — Working at Height Practice
Free topic-focused mock exam: 15 random questions from a pool of 40 on Incident Response & Responsibilities, drawn from the wider Working at Height bank. 20-minute timer, 70% to pass, worked explanation on every question. Use this when you've taken the full mock once and want to drill the topics you got wrong.
- Questions
- 15 questions
- Time limit
- 20 min
- Pass mark
- 70% to pass (11/15)
- Bank size
- 40 question bank
Free · no sign-up · timer can be ignored · retake as many times as you want
Sample questions
01What does the acronym RIDDOR stand for?
- A.Recording of Incidents, Disruptions and Daily Operational Reports
- B.Review of Inspections, Duties and Design Operational Requirements
- C.Regulation of Industrial Damage, Defects and Operational Risks
- D.Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Why: RIDDOR stands for the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013. These regulations require employers, the self-employed, and people in control of work premises to report certain serious workplace accidents, occupational diseases, and specified dangerous occurrences to the HSE.
02Under RIDDOR 2013, a fatal workplace accident must be reported to the HSE within what time frame?
- A.Within 15 days of the accident occurring
- B.Within 10 days using the online reporting form
- C.Without delay — by the quickest practicable means (usually telephone)
- D.Within 24 hours by email to the local authority
Why: Fatal accidents and specified injuries must be reported to the HSE without delay by the quickest practicable means, which is usually by telephone to the HSE's Incident Contact Centre. A written report must then follow within 10 days using the online reporting system.
03Who is responsible for reporting a RIDDOR-reportable incident to the HSE?
- A.The responsible person — usually the employer, self-employed person, or person in control of the premises
- B.The injured worker, who must report their own accident
- C.The Health and Safety Executive inspector for the region
- D.The first aider who treated the casualty at the scene
Why: The duty to report under RIDDOR falls on the 'responsible person', which is typically the employer, a self-employed person, or the person in control of the premises where the work is being carried out. Individual workers are not responsible for making RIDDOR reports.
FAQ
Is the Incident Response & Responsibilities mock exam free?
Yes — 100% free, no sign-up needed. Questions are pulled at random from a substantial bank, with a worked explanation on every question after you submit.
Can I retake the mock exam?
Yes. Every attempt picks a different random selection and reshuffles the options, so each retake gives you genuinely new questions. No limit on retakes.
Does this count towards the real qualification?
No — this is independent practice material. To gain the actual qualification you need to sit the official assessment through an approved provider.
