Midterm Part 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the five steps of the digital risk management process?

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  1. Identify the risk
  2. Analyze the risk
  3. Evaluate the risk
  4. Treat the risk
  5. Monitor and review the risk
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It is a positive experience that your whole team can take part in and learn from.

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Identify the risk

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These are anything that might impact the project’s schedule, budget, or success.

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Project risks

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Once your team identifies possible problems, it’s time to dig a little deeper. How likely are these risks to occur? And if they do occur, what will the ramifications be? How will you respond?

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Analyze the risk

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5
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Have a meeting with a team to get ideas how to solve the risk or hazard. List every solution for that risk. Make sure that you and your team will benefit, and it will avoid the delay of the project.

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Evaluate the risk

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Once the worst risks come to light, dispatch your treatment plan. While you can’t anticipate every risk, the previous steps of your risk management process should have you set up for success. Task your team with either solving or at least mitigating the risk so that it’s no longer a threat to the project.

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Treat the risk

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7
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Clear communication among your team and stakeholders is essential when it comes to ongoing monitoring of potential threats. Send regular project updates to the team and other stakeholders. Check in with your risk managers individually to ensure there
aren’t any red flags popping up throughout the project.

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Monitor and review the risk

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8
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What are the 5 different type of risk assessments?

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  1. Qualitative risk assessment
  2. Quantitative risk assessment
  3. Generic risk assessment
  4. Site-specific risk assessment
  5. Dynamic risk assessment
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9
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This assessment method is used to evaluate and prioritise risks based on expert judgement snd subjective criteria

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Qualitative risk assessment

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This strategy aids organisations in recognising and comprehending potential risks and weaknesses that may have an influence on their goals, initiatives, or business operations.

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Qualitative risk assessment

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A systematic and data-driven method for assessing the risks and uncertainties connected to a certain project, process, or system.

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Quantitative risk assessment

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12
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The likelihood and possible impact of identified hazards are quantified using ____________ and ___________ techniques.

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mathematical
statistical

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The main objective of this is to support decision-making by giving stakeholders unbiased, measurable information about risks, enabling them to prioritise risk mitigation strategies, allocate resources, and make better decisions.

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Quantitative risk assessment

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It is crucial for addressing common risks resulting from a certain task or activity.

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Generic risk assessment

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The basic idea behind the___________ risk assessment is to reduce paperwork and duplication of effort by streamlining and simplifying the process of identifying hazards and evaluating risks.

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Generic

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This kind of risk assessment is especially helpful when there are multiple sites or areas of the workplace involved in an activity, making it impractical to do separate evaluations for each one.

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Generic risk assessment

17
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A task or activity is thoroughly evaluated in a ____________ risk assessment

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Site-specific

18
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This evaluation takes into account the particulars of the site’s geography, the surrounding environment, and the workers themselves

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Site-specific risk assessment

19
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By concentrating on these factors, the evaluation makes sure that all potential hazards are detected and addressed.

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Site-specific risk assessment

20
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It is a continuous, adaptive method for assessing prospective risks and figuring out how to react in the moment.

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Dynamic risk assessment

21
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In contexts that are changing quickly, this strategy is helpful for addressing unknown hazards and managing uncertainty.

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Dynamic risk assessment

22
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This are commonly used by people who frequently deal with unpredictable events, such as first responders or healthcare professionals, to help them make wise judgements.

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Dynamic risk assessment

23
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It must be prepared to capture the results of the risk appraisal including the probability of occurrence and the consequences to the project

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Risk assessment report

24
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How to write a risk assessment report?

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  1. Add a convincing title to your report
  2. Give a short but detailed introduction
  3. Stick to the facts from the assessment
  4. Make the solutions for each risk
  5. Review your report
25
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What are the things included in a hazard checklists?

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  • PPE Inspection
  • Electrical Cord, Plug Equipment Checklist
  • Fall Protection Checklist
  • tool safety
    -housekeeping
26
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It’ll helps you manage regular inspections, identify damage and defects, and raise hazards.

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Job-site hazard identification checklist

27
Q

The PPE needs to be ____________,_____________, and ____________workers when needed.

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appropriate
functional
capable of protecting

28
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It is one of OSHA’s Big Four Construction Hazards, but it’s a hazard threat regardless of your industry.

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Electrocution

29
Q

To comply with OSHA regulations and pass inspections, you need to identify _________________related to electrical equipment and tools in addition to cords and outlets.

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potential hazards

30
Q

one of the most common workplace injuries, but preventing them is possible in most cases

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Fall from heights

31
Q

To protect workers, you need to determine the ________________and identify the right _________________ for each circumstance.

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fall risk exposures
fall protection equipment

32
Q

To analyze your fall protection program, identify the correct fall protection equipment, store and maintain the equipment, and deal with ladders and scaffolding.

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Safe-sites fall protection checklists

33
Q

Construction workers are ________ times more likely to be killed on the job than workers in other industries.

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4

34
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__________ are the leading cause of fatalities in construction.

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Falls

35
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are the second leading cause of fatalities in construction.

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Electrical hazard

36
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Construction workers are also at risk for injuries from exposure to hazardous materials, such as _____________________

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silica dust and asbestos

37
Q

Using this a simple and effective way to help keep your workers safe.

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construction safety hazard checklist

38
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By taking the time to identify and mitigate potential hazards, you can prevent _________ and create a safer work environment for everyone.

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Accidents