BSMH5313 Risk Assessment Quiz

What is risk assessment?

• Risk assessment is a method for increasing profits.
• Risk assessment is the process of identifying and evaluating potential risks.
• Risk assessment is the process of celebrating successes.
• Risk assessment is a technique for improving employee morale.

What is the meaning of scope determination in the context of risk assessment?

• Be specific about what you’re assessing.

• A product from the work process

• An organizational process

• A workplace area

What resources do you need?

• Determine the kind of training, tools, and equipment your team needs to effectively carry out the risk assessment.

• You should also determine the suitable Head of Department you are going to audit and know why they are the best candidate for your purpose.

• Determine types of accidents ever happened to recommend the best tools to use

Who is involved in risk assessment?

• Managing Director and all head of departments

• Anyone that think they have the prior safety training

• Competent risk assessors and area specialists

• Workers working in the audit area

Why is it important to review and regularly monitor the assessments?

• To comply with the ISO45001 regulation

• To meet the organizational rules

• To make sure your control methods are effective

• To ensure the employer not to pay the cost of losses

The record keeping for a risk assessment will depends on:

• Government circular

• Level of risk and types of records

• Direction from safety department

• Requirement of management

What factors should be considered when conducting a risk assessment?

• Historical data on past incidents

• Employee feedback and suggestions

• Current safety regulations and standards

• All of the above

How often should risk assessments be updated?

• Every month

• Once every three years or after any changes

• Only when an incident occurs

• Every five years

What is the primary goal of a risk assessment?

• To identify potential hazards and mitigate risks

• To increase productivity

• To ensure compliance with financial regulations

• To enhance employee satisfaction

What is the first step in conducting a risk assessment?

• Implementing control measures

• Identifying potential hazards

• Reviewing past assessments

• Training employees