17 Safety Investigations And Analyses

Question 1

Once the risks identified as they should be evaluated in terms of

Answer 1

Frequency and severity

Question 2

Risk transfer is

Answer 2

Physically transferring the risk to someone else or purchasing insurance

Question 3

The most common method used for risk management

Answer 3

Implementing effective control measures

Question 4

Effective control measures include the following

Answer 4

Safety health and wellness programs.
Ongoing training education.
Administrative of controls SOP SOG

Question 5

When applying evaluation techniques, the company officer or HSO compares the plans desired results to its actual results. Data for making these comparisons include

Answer 5

Injury, fertility reports, workers comp.
Safety training records.
Medical evaluation reports.

Question 6

To reduce the potential for accidents to occur or to reduce the severity of accidents each organization must develop and implement what

Answer 6

An accident investigation policy and procedure

Question 7

Human factors that often contribute to accidents have been classified into three broad categories

Answer 7

Improper attitude.
Lack of knowledge or skill.
Physically unsuited.

Question 8

An accident investigation should provide the company officer with the following information

Answer 8

General information.
Employee characteristics.
Environmental information.
Apparatus and equipment information

Question 9

First priority when dealing with an injury, job-related illness, or health exposure is to

Answer 9

Provide medical assistance to the affected individual

Question 10

All workplace accidents are the results of

Answer 10

Unsafe acts, and or unsafe conditions

Question 11

A risk management model at a minimum plan should include risk

Answer 11

Identification. 
Prioritization. 
Evaluation. 
Control techniques. 
Monitoring.