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WorksheetsMajor Hazards on site
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following hazards is a technological risk assessment not applied to
Fire in the boiler room
Falling from a ladder
Ship collision
Oil release from metering system
A hazard is defined as:
Someone driving a car in front of you badly
The likelihood of harm happening
The potential to cause harm
A broken ladder
How many steps are there in a technological risk assessment?
4
5
6
7
A risk is defined as:
The likelihood of harm happening
Investing in Bitcoin currency
The potential to cause harm
Taking part in a Karaoke party
ALARP means?
As low as reasonably practicable
As low as relatively practicable
As little as reasonably practicable
As late as Ronnie’s party
A prevention barrier prevents?
A hazard becoming a central critical event
People accessing the scene of an accident
A scammer accessing your bank account online
The need for PPE equipment
A control and mitigation barrier prevents?
A central critical event becoming an incident or an escalated incident
The need for excessive paperwork
The spread of infectious diseases
A central critical event from happening
A level 2 risk is tolerable if:
Everyone is super careful
Everyone knows it is a level 2 risk
Further reduction in the risk would involve disproportionate risk reduction measures
It is identified at the design stage
When managing risks, we need to do the following:
Plan Do Check Act
Write procedures
Take photographs
Wear the right PPE
Who is responsible for managing the risks associated with a technological risk assessment on an FSO?
Everyone
Management
The ship’s Captain
The FSO design company
