Process Safety Module 7

Why is human error important to consider in process safety?

• It can lead to accidents and compromise safety barriers.

• It has no impact on safety and integrity.

• It is irrelevant in the context of process safety.

• It only affects individual competence.

True or False: Human error is a key factor in most major accidents.

• True

• False

Why is competence crucial in the oil and gas industry?

• Because it directly impacts the cost of raw materials

• Because competent workers ensure the safe operation of facilities

• Because it only affects the marketing strategies of companies

• Because it reduces the need for equipment maintenance

What is the first step in becoming more competent within the oil and gas industry?

• Decreasing operational budgets

• Increasing production quotas

• Identifying required competencies

• Limiting safety measures

True or False: Shift handover is the process of transferring information/tasks/ responsibilities/knowledge from one shift to another.

• True

• False

What is one of the reasons why shift handover is important in the oil and gas industry?

• To increase operational disruptions during shift changes

• To reduce the level of safety in the workplace

• To decrease collaboration and teamwork between shifts

• To transfer knowledge and experience between shifts

Behavioral safety programs aim to improve safety culture by:

• Focusing solely on equipment maintenance

• Penalizing employees for unsafe behaviors

• Shaping safety attitudes and individual behaviors

• Ignoring human factors and focusing on technical solutions

What behavioral competency involves analyzing situations to develop solutions to complex challenges?

• Adaptability

• Decision-Making

• Problem-Solving

• Initiative

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a proper organizational culture?

• Open and transparent communication channels

• Limited emphasis on learning from incidents

• Learning and continuous improvement mindset

• Leadership commitment to safety

What does a proper organizational culture encourage employees to do?

• Disregard reporting potential hazards

• Prioritize short-term gains over long-term safety

• Feel disengaged and have minimal involvement in safety

• Assess risks and consider safety implications in decision-making