Which of the following hazards is a technological risk assessment not applied to 

• Fire in the boiler room

• Falling from a ladder

• Ship collision

• Oil release from metering system

A hazard is defined as:

• Someone driving a car in front of you badly

• The likelihood of harm happening

• The potential to cause harm

• A broken ladder

How many steps are there in a technological risk assessment?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

A risk is defined as:

• The likelihood of harm happening

• Investing in Bitcoin currency

• The potential to cause harm

• Taking part in a Karaoke party

ALARP means?

• As low as reasonably practicable 

• As low as relatively practicable 

• As little as reasonably practicable 

• As late as Ronnie’s party   

A prevention barrier prevents?

• A hazard becoming a central critical event 

• People accessing the scene of an accident

• A scammer accessing your bank account online

• The need for PPE equipment

A control and mitigation barrier prevents?

• A central critical event becoming an incident or an escalated incident 

• The need for excessive paperwork

• The spread of infectious diseases

• A central critical event from happening 

 A level 2 risk is tolerable if: 

• Everyone is super careful 

• Everyone knows it is a level 2 risk 

• Further reduction in the risk would involve disproportionate risk reduction measures 

• It is identified at the design stage 

When managing risks, we need to do the following:

• Plan Do Check Act

• Write procedures

• Take photographs

• Wear the right PPE

Who is responsible for managing the risks associated with a technological risk assessment on an FSO? 

• Everyone

• Management

• The ship’s Captain

• The FSO design company