G3

Question 1

This is a type of Hazard Analysis that is “performed for those phases of the project for which the project hazard analysis has identified the need for further analysis*

Answer 1

Phase Hazard Analysis

Question 2

It is a process of identifying hazards related to a project, process, or activities at the work SITe

Answer 2

Hazard Analysis

Question 3

The posters seen in many workplaces that communicate a number of messages relevant to safety and health with color and graphics are eye-catching and provide a simplistic safety and health message.

Answer 3

Safety and Health Posters

Question 4

Should be ergonomically sound so that they are easily readable, legible, and understandable by the workforce. They should also be attention getting.

Answer 4

Written Materials

Question 5

Refers to the shared values, attitudes, beliefs, norms, and behaviors within an organization regarding safety.

Answer 5

Safety Culture

Question 6

Its goal is to have effectively trained workers who are motivated to self-regulate and take personal responsibility to work safely using the safest practices

Answer 6

Positive Safety Culture

Question 7

“Motivation presumes valuing, and values are learned behaviors; thus, motivation, at least in part, is learned and can be taught” by

Answer 7

Frymier, 1968

Question 8

The motivation population actually exists in what can be called

Answer 8

Micromotivational Environment

Question 9

Which one does not belong in the 3 Different levels of Root Cause Analysis

a. Direct Causes
b. Indirect Causes
c. Simple Causes
d. Basic Causes

Answer 9

c. Simple Causes

Question 10

Which of the statements does not fall into indirect cost of accidents.

a Hatre to till orders
b. Loss in earning power.
c. Less employee salary to pay
d. Loss of production.

Answer 10

Less employee salary to pay