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WorksheetsMidterm Examination on Risk Management
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 38mins
The following are examples of serious risk, hazards, and security breaches except:
New Tour threats
Unexplained Occurrences
Presence of unauthorized persons
Loss while on tour
The lead agency in implementing and enforcing Occupational Health and Safety policies and practices.
Dept. of Agriculture
International Labor Organization
Dept. of Labor and Employment
Dept. of Health
It means removing people from the threat the danger away from people to a safe distance using a protective shield of some kind.
Substitution
Elimination
Engineering
Isolation
An agency that you need to call for assistance to address safety and security pertaining to fire incidents.
Bureau of Fire
Police
Head Office
Civil Defense
The common and traditional approach to risk management of transferring responsibility to other parties.
Risk Retention
Risk Transfer
Risk Reduction
Risk Avoidance
Personnel that you need to ask for help if problems arise related to giving instructions and directions going to a destination.
Tour Assistants
Other Guides
Tour Leader
Police
A type of form usually prepared to guide the actions required and ensure nothing is missed.
Master List
Logbook
Checklist
Activity Sheet
A kind of risk usually deliberately sought or embraced by the organization specifically for the future success of any organization.
Compliance Risk
Control Risk
Hazard Risk
Opportunity Risk
It involves government mandated licenses and business permits and requirements.
Hazard Risk
Control Risk
Compliance Risk
Opportunity Risk
It applies to situations where the state takes action against a person or organization for breaching statutory law.
Consequences
Criminal Law
Breach
Likelihood
It is the outcome or result if a threat materializes.
Breach
Criminal Law
Likelihood
Consequences
It is a support fact-based and science-based decision.
Risk Identification
Risk Evaluation
Control Risk
Risk Analysis
Relevant personnel that you need to address safety and security needs related to securing the safety and security of your tour group.
Civil Defense
Security Staff
Police
Fireman
The most effective option that involves getting rid of threat/ risk.
Substitution
Elimination
Engineering
Isolation
Combination of the impact of loos rating and the vulnerability rating to evaluate the potential risk to the facility or to an event from a given threat.
Risk Assessment
Risk Evaluation
Risk Management
Risk Analysis
The primary legal basis for occupational safety and health (OSH) in the Philippines is:
Labor Code
1987 Philippine Constitution
DOLE Department Orders
International Labour Organization (ILO)
Under Article XIII, Section 3 of the 1987 Constitution, the state guarantees:
Unlimited working hours
Rights to self-organization and humane working conditions
Free travel insurance for all employees
No-strike policies in all industries
Which government agency primarily implements OSH standards in the Philippines?
DOLE
DOT
DTI
DFA
Why must tourism-related organizations develop safety and security policies?
To comply with legislated requirements
To avoid penalties and lawsuits
To reduce accidents and ensure customer safety
All of the above
Wearing helmets and seat belts by customers is an example of:
Administrative control
PPE for customers
Substitution
Elimination
Safe work practices are often implemented through:
SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures)
PPE policies only
Travel bans
Insurance providers
Businesses conducting tours must have protocols for:
Staff promotions
Dealing with the death of a participant
Giving discounts to tourists
Avoiding tax penalties
Information control in handling emergencies includes:
Giving full details to everyone
Limiting details to legal and necessary information
Allowing rumors to spread
Ignoring media inquiries
Personal safety and security relates to:
Safety of staff and tourists, and security of documents and property
Only luggage handling
Only health insurance
None of the above
Media communication following incidents must be:
Controlled and authorized
Open to all without approval
Based on social media posts only
Ignored completely
Documentation requirements may include:
Safety information handouts
Pre-departure safety orientations
Online safety resources
All of the above
Acquiring safety information about a tour helps decide if it should:
Proceed, be delayed, postponed, or canceled
Be free of charge
Increase staff salaries
Require less training
Which of the following is part of emergency equipment and systems?
Risk analysis results
Communication tools and safety devices
Tourist souvenirs
Restaurant menus
Which organization highlighted in 2019 that safe food supplies support economies, trade, and sustainable development?
FAO
WHO
DOH
FDA
Unsafe food containing harmful bacteria, viruses, parasites, or chemicals may cause:
Only diarrhea
Only respiratory diseases
More than 200 diseases
No serious illness
Which groups are most vulnerable to foodborne illnesses?
Teenagers
Infants, elderly, sick individuals
Athletes
Office workers
What is essential to ensure safe food production?
Expensive equipment
Hierarchical food safety management system
Only government inspection
Longer shelf life
The Philippine Food Safety Framework protects people from:
Import duties
Misbranded or adulterated food
Free trade agreements
Industrialization
Which Philippine law principle underpins food safety?
Economic liberalization
Right to health and protection from hazardous products
Food export competitiveness
Trade globalization
One cost of foodborne illness to enterprises is:
Increased tourism
Higher consumer trust
Loss of reputation and profit
Free marketing
"Codex Alimentarius" ensures:
Cheaper food prices
Safe, good food for everyone
Limiting food exports
Only local trade agreements
In the Philippines, outbreaks of foodborne diseases were most often linked to:
Offices
Schools and communities
Public transportation
Hotels
Foodborne illness may lead to:
Economic growth
Longer life expectancy
Decreased consumer confidence
Faster trade
Foodborne illnesses are considered a threat especially to:
Only farmers
Only chefs
Food service industry
Tour guides
Which component of the Philippine Food Safety Framework involves processing and distribution?
Household consumption
Food industry sector
Aquaculture
Local government
TRUE OR FALSE: Taxonomy-based risk identification is the breakdown of possible risk resources focused on the staff team, participants, environment and equipment as the central area in which risk can be managed.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : Internal and External factors are the sources of identifying potential risk.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Problem analysis is critical in determining the proper action needed when confronted with situations involving a similar problem or issue.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Risk options is a technique in risk management in which the management is transferring the burden of risk to another person.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : The provision for communicating workplace safety protocols to be in place includes mandatory safety and Security training to cover all relevant protocols to individual job roles and responsibilities.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : Risk charting is a combination method of all approaches or techniques.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Being proactive in line with provision for safety and security information to customers will 'set the scene' for experience the customers is about to have.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : The use of PPE by employees protects the workers when they undertake certain duties or engagement in certain activities.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : The thrust of Department of Labor and Employment in relation to OHS for workers is protection and welfare.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) provide employees with a safe and secure workplace and for organizations to provide safe and secure environment for customers.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : Risk management process will stop once the sources of risk identified.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: The emergency situations in business cover both internal and external emergencies.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Scenario-based risk identification is a method, where one can map out risk to determine which is to be prioritized.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : Checking is done multiples time per day so as to avoid making the checks predictable.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE : A master list is usually prepared to guide the actions required and ensure nothing is missed.
TRUE
FALSE
The legal liability falling to the employer for the actions of their 'agent' based on the principle the employer is responsible for the actions of their employees.
(a)
A process that is used to compare risk analysis results with risk criteria to determine whether or not a specified level of risk accepted or tolerated.
(a)
It is otherwise known as Labor Code of the Philippines passed in 1974.. PRESIDENTIAL DECREE 442
(a)
A hierarchy of control that requires making physical alterations to the workplace, site, or processes to minimize the generation of risk.
(a)
It protects workers and members of the public from accidents, injury, or loss.
(a)
It protects the traveler from the unforeseen circumstances which can be associated with travel.
(a)
It pertains to ongoing monitoring of the environment and vicinity.
(a)
The 2nd most acceptable method which involves replacing the hazardous procedure or product with less hazardous one.
(a)
A hierarchy of control that requires business to restrict an area or activity.
(a)
It is used by the employee to protect them from any danger/harm while performing their individual task.
(a)
