SHMS

What is the primary purpose of a Safety and Health Management System (SHMS)?

•   To reduce workplace costs

• To enhance productivity

• To identify, assess, and manage workplace hazards and risks

• To eliminate the need for employee training

Which of the following is NOT a component of a Safety Management System?

• Employee training

• Risk assessment

• Financial performance tracking

• Emergency preparedness

What does the "Plan-Do-Check-Act" (PDCA) cycle represent in an SMS?

• A method for implementing safety protocols

         

•   A continuous improvement process for safety management

• A training module for employees

• A one-time evaluation of safety performance

What is the first step in implementing a Safety Management System?

• Conducting a risk assessment

• Developing a safety policy

• Providing safety training

• Auditing existing safety measures

Which of the following best describes "leading Indicators" in safety

management?

• Metrics that measure the outcomes of incidents

     

• Proactive measures that predict and prevent safety incidents

• Metrics that evaluate financial performance

•      Indicators used only after accidents occur

What role does employee involvement play in a Safety Management System?

• Employees are required to follow policies without feedback

         

• Employees are excluded from the safety decision making process

• Employees actively participate In Identifying hazards and suggesting Improvements

• Employees implement policies without supervision

What ls the primary purpose of a risk assessment in an SHMS?

• To avoid insurance claims

• To identify hazards and evaluate their potential Impact

• To reduce the number of employees

• To increase workplace productivity

What is the purpose of safety audits in an SHMS?

• To identify financial inefficiencies

• To assess compliance with safety standards and identify areas for Improvement

• To replace employee training

• To reduce the number of safety protocols

Which of the following is a benefit of a Safety Management System?

    

• Increased operational costs

• Improved worker safety and compliance with regulations

•    Reduced training opportunities

• Elimination of workplace policies

What is the role of incident investigation In an SHMS? 

• To assign blame for accidents

• To identify the root cause of incidents and prevent recurrence

• To avoid regulatory inspections

• To reduce reporting requirements