serviece wide exam ORM

Question 1

Operational Risk Management (ORM

Answer 1

continuous, systematic process of identifying and controlling risks in all activities according to a set of pre-conceived parameters by applying appropriate management policies and procedures. This process includes detecting hazards, assessing risks, and implementing and monitoring risk controls to support effective, risk-based decision-making.

Question 2

Risk:

Answer 2

chance of personal injury or property damage or loss

Question 3

Severity:

Answer 3

event’s potential consequences in terms of degree of damage, injury, or impact on a mission

Question 4

Probability

Answer 4

likelihood an individual event will occur.

Question 5

Exposure

Answer 5

amount of time, number of cycles, number of people involved, and/or amount of equipment involved in a given event,

Question 6

Mishap

Answer 6

unplanned single or series of events causing death, injury, occupational illness, or damage to or loss of equipment or property

Question 7

Hazard:

Answer 7

real or potential condition that can endanger a mission; cause personal injury, illness, or death; or damage equipment or property.

Question 8

Risk Assessment

Answer 8

systematic process of evaluating various risk levels for specific hazards identified with a particular task or operation.

Question 9

Risk Rating Scale

Answer 9

scale of specific risk degrees

Question 10

Coast Guard’s seven-step ORM process

Answer 10

identify mission task
identify hazards
asses risks
identify options
evaluate risk vs gain
execute decisions
monitor situation

Question 11

MANAGEMENT ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

a. Commanders, commanding officers, and officers-in-charge shall:

Answer 11

(1) Manage risk effectively.
(2) Select from risk reduction options developed.
(3) Accept or reject risk based on the benefit derived.
(4) Motivate leaders to use ORM and advocate supporting training opportunities.

Question 12

Supervisors shall:

Answer 12

(1) Apply the ORM process to operations and tasks and encourage its use off duty.
(2) Elevate risk issues to higher authority for resolution when appropriate.

Question 13

GAR model incorporates these elements, further

defined below:

Answer 13

Supervision:
Planning:
Crew and Watchstander Selection
Crew and Watchstander Fitness
Environment:
Event or Evolution Complexity

Question 14

(STAAR)

Answer 14

Spread out, Transfer, Avoid, Accept, and Reduce

Question 15

Complete Suicide-Related Behavior Incident Report, Form CG-1734 in all cases of fatal suicide-related behavior

Answer 15

within 10 days after receipt of all related investigation reports

Question 16

Warning Signs and Circumstances Associated with Suicidal Behavior

Answer 16

IS PATH WARM?

Question 17

IS PATH WARM?

Answer 17

i-IDEATION
S- SUBSTANCE USE
P-PURPOSELESSNESS
A-ANXIETY
T-TRAPPED
H-HOPELESSNESS
W-WITHDRAWAL
A-ANGER
R-RECKLESSNESS
M-MOOD CHANGES

Question 18

what to do when you suspect someone is thinking of suicide:

Answer 18

ACE: Ask - Care - Escort