Aviation Safety

Which of the following conditions does the Federal Aviation Administration in their definition of aviation safety require freedom from?

• Death

• Injury

• Occupational Illness

• Damage or Loss of Equipment

• Damage to the Environment

Which of the following ways does society measure safety?

• Auto Mobile Crash Test Ratings

• Amount of Money Being Made

• Fire Code - How Many People in a Room

• Weight Limit on an Elevator

• Federal Safety Records

According to the FAA, safety is a relative term that implies a level of risk that is both ______________ and _______________.

• Perceived

• Low

• Not Significant

• Accepted

The subjective judgement that people make about the characteristics and severity of a risk is called what?

• Perceived Risk

• Accepted Risk

• Low Risk

• High Risk

The level of human and property loss that can be tolerated is called what?

• Perceived Risk

• Accepted Risk

• Low Risk

• High Risk

A systematic process in which perceived and accepted risk are measured and controlled is called what?

• Risk Growth

• Risk Elimination

• Risk Management

• Risk Acceptance

Which of the following actions are part of the RAID acronym for risk management?

• Recognize

• Analyze

• Implement

• Determine

• Destroy

When performing the analyze portion of the RAID risk management process, what two categories do we look at?

• Cost

• Probability or Likelihood

• Manpower

• Severity

Using the Risk Management Matrix, if a risk was determined to happen occasionally with critical severity , what level of risk would the event be?

• Low

• Medium

• Serious

• High

What system makes safety decisions through an organization?

• Safety Management System

• Elimination System

• Individual System

• Employer Driven System