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What is the difference between risk perception and risk communication?

• Risk perception is the process of assessing the likelihood and potential impact of hazards, while risk communication is the process of implementing controls to prevent or minimize harm.

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  Risk perception is the process of identifying potential hazards, while risk communication is the process of controlling or mitigating those hazards.

• Risk perception is the process of understanding and interpreting potential hazards, while risk communication is the process of sharing information about hazards with employees and stakeholders.

• Risk perception and risk communication are the same things.

Use the same criteria to evaluate the behavior of the worker being observed as you would for yourself.

• False

• True

Which of the following is a JSA benefit?

• The accident rate was higher than the previous year

• The number of injuries was lower than the previous year 

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  The company's productivity has decreased 

• The product is of lower quality than the previous year 

Which of the following is correct?

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  The analysis for training needs must include a return on investment analysis

• OJT training is expensive

• All of the above

  
  

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  A Training Needs Analysis helps to put the training resources to good use

What is the purpose of risk management?

• Identify possible risk

• Reduce or allocate risks

• Both a) and b) are correct

• All of the above

The safety management system will be most effective when safety is _____.

• Properly prioritized

• In compliance with OSHA

• Included as a cost of doing business

• Unrecognized as a core value

Which of the following people should receive safety training? 

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  A worker is transferred to a new task

  
  

• A worker has more experience in the workplace

• A worker does not lack the necessary safety skills

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  A worker has operated on the new machine

Which of the step below is required for effective risk communication?

• Determine who needs to communicate risks to

• Hazard analysis

• Risk Evaluation

• Hazard Identification

Job safety analysis should focus on both routine and non-routine tasks.

• False

• True

What is an example of a potential hazard in the workplace?

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  Insufficient lighting in a warehouse

• Low morale among employees

• High turnover rate

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  Lack of employee motivation