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Question 1. 1) Does everyone have a duty of care? *

Yes, everyone has a duty of care
Yes, just myself
Yes, just the asset owners
No, waste of time and money

Question 2. Which of the below statements is NOT a trigger that causes a damage to a service (for avoidable ones)? *

Question 3. What is the order of the Duty of care (6Ps)? *

Protect, Proceed, Plan, Prepare, Pothole, Plot
Plot, Prepare, Pothole, Protect, Proceed, Plan
Plan, Prepare, Pothole, Proceed, Plot, Protect
Plan, Protect, Proceed, Plot, Prepare, Pothole
Plan, Prepare, Pothole, Protect, Proceed, Plot

Question 4. What are the important aspects of the “Planning” stage? *

Gathering all information on existing services
Making sure information on above ground assets are obtained
Engaging asset owners if there is an impact on their assets
All the above

Question 5. What is NOT considered as a step of the “Prepare” stage? *

Engage a prudent locator or personnel of the asset owner
Existing and known assets to be digitally located and recorded
The go ahead to disturb the ground
All the above

Question 6. What tools should be used for the step of the “Potholing” stage? *

Augurs and directional drills
Hand held shovels and non-destructive vacuum excavation
Excavators with bucket teeth
Star pickets, pegs and steel rods

Question 7. What does the “Protecting” stage allow YOU to do the existing networks? *

Place barriers on top of them, denying access to the assets
Modify them and move them to suit your site demands
Barricade them and make them visible to everyone onsite with the help of the asset owner
Ignore them and they will go away

Question 8. What should you NOT do at the “Proceeding” stage ? *

Hold back information from the people that are actually breaking the earth
Share all information gathered and incorporate it in the JSA, SWMS, Toolbox meeting and site sign on sheets
Have all asset information gathered accessible onsite
Continuously monitor the safety of the assets

Question 9. What should be included at the “Plotting” stage ? *

As Builts for modified / relocated assets / Contact information with Utilities
Site photos at all stages
All location information undertaken at the site
Photos of potholing All the above
Records of permit to excavate
All the above

Question 10. Who must have a duty of care towards existing assets ? *

Surveyors, Architects, Designers and Engineers
Developers and Builders
Machine operators
Project managers, site supervisors and general staff onsite
The asset owners
All the above

Is there any particular asset type you would like to learn further on? *

Water
Oil & Gas
Electricity
Telecommunication
None

Which aspect of asset damage avoidance would you like to further learn about. *

Legal (Damages & Duty of Care)
Insurance (Cover and Requirements)
Technology (One Call, Mapping & Locating)
Damage Investigations (Techniques & Incidents)
Asset Plan Awareness
General Asset Awareness
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