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WorksheetsSafe Aes For Everyone
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 16mins
In our Safety Management System, AES is committed to:
Continually Improve Safety Performance and Strengthen Safety Risk Management
Encourage an Open and Learning Culture
Provide the Necessary Resources andTraining
Encourage Teamwork with OurPartners
Understand the hazards and risks associated with thatactivities
Compliance with national aviation safety regulation is a basic and necessary condition for aerodrome certification, we adopt leading safety practices and where possible, exceed all international/national and other applicable industry requirements to achieve the highest level of ( ? ) performance.
Occupational Health & Safety
Safety
Occupational Safety
Occupational
Safety is (i) business, without (ii) .
i) everyone's
ii) exception
i) economical
ii) rebates
i) management's
ii) discremination
i) priority
ii) responsibility
True / False:
We set measurable and realistic performance targets, and ceaselessly work to improve and innovate insafety.
True
False
As stipulated in the ( ? ) Manual, the Safety Committee Structure establishes and definesthe safety and healthresponsibilities between the organization’skey safety personnel and various divisions and external agencies.
Airport Service
CAG WSH SMS
AES S.A.F.E
Employee
True/False:
The AES (SWC) forms the first level of safety forum in the CAG SMSFramework
True
False
What does SWC means ?
Safe Watch Committee
Safety Watch Committee
Safety Working Committee
Safe Working Committee
The AES Safety Working Committee(SWC)is headed by:
i) (AES Safety Manager)
ii) (DY Chairman)
i) Senior Staff Officer, Safety and Standards
i) Head Inspectorate
ii) Senior Staff Officer, Training
ii) Staff Officer, Manpower
AES SWC shall meet every ( ? ) to discuss the implementation and management of day-to-day functions prescribed intheSMS
Week
Quartely
Month
Half-yearly
True/False:
The AES Safety Manager is the main liaison between AES and Airside Duty Managers on safety management matters and is responsible for coordinating and communicating safety issues within the organization, as well as with external agencies, contractors and stakeholders where necessary.
True
False
Which of the following serve as guidelines for the appointment of the AES Divisional Safety Manager?
Served at any of the operational units for a minimum of 6 yearsin at least the capacity of an Operations Commander and the minimum grade of P5
Must have at least attended the Integrated Safety Management System and Senior Fire Officer courses prior to theappointmen
The other competencies required for the AES Safety Manager,captured under the Safety Competency Matrix, must be fulfilled within a 1-yearperiod
Undertakes key health and safetyroles and responsibilities, it is important thathe shall ensure his continuous competency
The AES safety and health activities are key events or actions that are critical to the effectiveness of the SMS in AES.
Choose the correct answers below:
Staff Preventive and Reactive Remedial Action
Safety Culture and Safety Awareness
Dynamic Risk Assessment Program
S.A.F.E Initiatives
Safety Assessment
True/False:
ASD is held on the first Thursday of every month. The objective of ASD is for all AES units, by suspending the station routine on this day, to focus on safety and health at work and to create awareness of work-related accidents and diseases
True
False
For ASD, the approach should be to:
Achieve greatest emphasis on SAFETY
Stress on WSH needs of your unit
Identify and highlight any outstanding WSH issues
Distribute and study ASD material (ASD slides, etc) amongst duty personnel.
During ASD, which activities that can be done?
Conductof regular routine trainings and tests. E.g.Equipment training,CPT, STMS lecture(non-safety related topics), etc.ii.
Conduct of internal/joint drills and exercises. E.g. Hot Fire Drills, Joint exercises withexternal stakeholders such as CAFHI and Crowne Plaza Fire Exercises, etc
Conduct of fire station visits. E.g. CSR, external agency visits, etc.
Inspection of PPEs, vehicles and station premises for safety concerns
In the event where ASD activities could not be conducted, the approval of the unit Cmdr(CC/CM) shall be obtained and the reasons for the non-conduct of ASD made known to Chief and Inspectorate Unit (head inspectorate & ) via email
Head Inspectorate
SSO, Standards and Safety
DY Chairman, SWC
CAES
What is the objective of STO?
AES to take time off from our routine operations to take stock and review a particular work activity or system to ensure safe operations
Assess whether current WSH systems and procedures at your unit are in place or require improvements
Identify possible factors that, if not properly managed, may be contributing factors to accidents
Taking proactive measures to prevent accident and losses
True/False:
For S.A.F.E recognition award, the initiative must meet all of the below:
•Enhance safe workplace environment;
•Enhance safety culture
•Eliminate unsafe workcondition
True
False
True/False
ASD is held on the last Thursday of every month.
True
False
The objective of ASD is for all AES units, by suspending the station routine on this day, to:
focus on safety and health at work
to create awareness of work-related accidents and diseases
enable it to track and continuous improvingon their WSH performance
lead and participate in the ASDactivities
Who shall lead the ASD activities?
USO, Unit's Safety Officer
Unit's OC
Unit's DO
Unit's FCPL Hairaji
ASD activities, though not exhaustive, should include:
Inspection of PPEs, vehicles and station premises for safetyconcerns
Lectures on safety matters
Review and discussion on casestudies
Discussion on improvements to safety at the workplace.
True/False:
To maintain at < 2 mins response time for 1st AES vehicle and <3 mins for last AES vehicle to any point of each operational runway in optimum visibility and surface conditions.
True
False
To maintain at < (i) mins response time for 1st AES vehicle and < (ii) mins for last AES vehicle to any other part of the movement area in optimum visibility and surface conditions.
i - 3
ii - 4
i - 2
ii -3
i - 2
ii - 4
i - 1
ii - 50%
Can risk be eliminated?
Yes
No
True/False
A formal hazard assessment study is required to be undertaken whenever there are any significant changes to airside infrastructure, facilities and/or operating procedures that may affect aerodrome safet
True
False
The completed risk assessment form/report is meant to be a “live” document that should be reviewed regularly and serves as reference material for the project team as well as stakeholders and as a basis for inspections (if any). The completed risk assessments for ongoing activities should be minimally reviewed and updated once every 3 years or earlier, when:
There has been an aircraft accident, serious incident or incident arising from that activity
Changes to the work activity/process, including when new technology or infrastructure or new aircraft code is introduced or to ainfrastructure within the aircraft movement area (i.e. runways, taxiways, aircraft stands).
None of the above
