Category 2 Planning

What is Risk Management

• The deliberate  approach or real-time approach or to control risks.

• The process of identifying, assessing and controlling risks arising from operational factors and making decisions that balance risk cost with mission benefits.

• The ability to manage risks and implement controls necessary to accomplish the mission.

• None of the above

The section in the Hierarchy of Controls which affords workers the greatest level of protection is :

• Elimination

• Engineering control

•      Administrative control

• Personal protective equipment’

Arrange the step in a risk assessment

                                 i.            Identify the risk associated with the hazard

ii.            Identify the risks

                             iii.            Identify any additional control measure

iv.            Identify the hazards

• iii, iv, ii, i

• iv, i, ii, iii

• iv, ii, iii, i

• i, ii, iii, iv

EIA is defined as :

• Project life-cycle assessment

• A process of identifying, predicting, and evaluating the likely impacts of a proposed project or development to define mitigation actions to reduce negative impacts and to provide positive contributions to the natural environment and well-being

• A report written by government representatives on the planned development impacts of environment, socio-economic issues and culture

When should CHRA be conducted?

• Every 30 years

• Every 2 years

• Every 5 years

• None of the above

Who to conduct CHRA

• Competent assessor

• DOSH

• Chemist

• Employer

EIA was implemented in Malaysia as a legislative requirement in April 1988 through ______.

• National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

• Environmental Quality Act (EQA) 1974

• Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance Order 1999

•    Environmental Impact Assessment Order (DOE, 1987)

The purpose of compliance obligations is

• To make sure the workplace is free from any hazards.

• To identify relevant HSE legal requirements and other requirements related to the organisation operation and maintenance works.

• To maintain a good name of the company

What are the HSE objectives?

• Safe work environment

• Zero accident

• Employee participation

• All the above

To ensure the HSE objectives except:

• Monitored

• Consistent with HSE policy

• Communication

• Indefinite