What does an HSE prohibition notice do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Stops work that risks serious injury
- Step 1: A prohibition notice is served where there is a risk of serious injury and takes effect immediately or after a set time. Step 2. The work cannot restart until the risk is dealt with. Answer: Stops work that risks serious injury. Why not the others: An improvement notice allows a time to put things right; the others are not notices.
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