اختبار تجريبي للسلامة الصناعية CH4

Q1 Score: 1

A. Factors are old in the minds of witnesses

B. Physical conditions can change with time.

C. Immediate information from the person suffering the accident often proves to be not useful.

D. Witnesses will not forget instances with time.

Q2 Score: 1

A. Was it too hot or too cold?

B. Was noise a problem?

C. Were toxic gases, dusts, fumes, present?

D. Were unsafe conditions corrected?

Q3 Score: 1

A. Were workers aware of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity?

B. Were workers adequately trained to do the task in question according to standards, practices and procedures prescribed?

C. What training had the worker received?

D. Were hazardous substances involved?

Q4 Score: 1

A. Unsafe work procedure

B. Hazardous substances involved

C. Workers unawareness about standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity

D. Supervisors’ unawareness of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity

Q5 Score: 1

A. Were workers aware of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity?

B. What experience did the worker have to do the task?

C. Was judgement, health and/or ability impaired for any reason?

D. Was there adequate light?

Q6 Score: 1

A. Was there an equipment malfunction or failure?

B. What caused it to fail?

C. Was the material or equipment substandard in some way?

D. Was a safe work procedure used?

Q7 Score: 1

A. What caused it to fail?

B. Was personal protective equipment used? Should it have been?

C. Were tools or machinery modified in any way?

D. Was noise a problem?

Q8 Score: 1

A. What should happen to prevent future accidents?

B. What resources are needed?

C. Who is responsible for making changes?

D. Who is the person responsible for causing the accident and to blame on?

Q9 Score: 1

Q10 Score: 1

A. Were the hazards which led to this incident known to supervisors

B. Were standards, practices and procedures developed and implemented to overcome these hazards?

C. Were supervisors aware of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity?

D. Had conditions changed to make the normal procedure unsafe?

Q11 Score: 1

A. Damaged property/material information

B. Persons with information and statements

C. Direct and indirect causes of the incident

D. Target completion dates

Q12 Score: 1

A. Was there an equipment malfunction or failure?

B. Was the material or equipment substandard in some way?

C. Were tools, machinery and equipment being used correctly?

D. Were supervisors aware of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity?

Q13 Score: 1

A. Inadequate light

B. Inadequate supervision

C. Worker physically incapable

D. Equipment malfunction or failure

Q14 Score: 1

A. Prevention of similar events occurring again.

B. Prevention of business losses.

C. Improvement in employee morale and general attitudes to health and safety

D. Information from the investigation is used to discipline others in the workplace.

Q15 Score: 1

A. What is your partner name at work?

B. What did you see, hear?

C. Where were you at the time?

D. Explain how this task is done?

Q16 Score: 1

A. Was a safe work procedure used?

B. Were all backup safety devices or systems in place?

C. Was the task structured to encourage/discourage safe work practices or procedures?

D. Were the hazards which led to this incident known to supervisors?

Q17 Score: 1

A. What is your partner name at work?

B. Explain how this task is done?

C. Where do you live?

D. Where does your partner live?

Q18 Score: 1

A. Were the appropriate tools, materials available?

B. Was all of the required personal protective equipment available?

C. Were inherent safety devices, alarms or other systems in place?

D. What were the weather conditions?

Q19 Score: 1

A. Were supervisors aware of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity?

B. Were they being enforced?

C. Was adequate supervision given?

D. Was judgement, health and/or ability impaired for any reason? (e.g. Were they Tired? Rushed? Stressed? Using Medication?)

Q20 Score: 1

A. Where and when the incident occurred

B. Description of what happened in detail

C. Persons with information and statements

D. Five factor analysis

Q21 Score: 1

A. What were the weather conditions?

B. Was noise a problem?

C. Were toxic gases, dusts, fumes, present?

D. What experience did the worker have to do the task?

Q22 Score: 1

Q23 Score: 1

A. What experience did the worker have to do the task?

B. Was the worker physically capable?

C. Was judgement, health and/or ability impaired for any reason?

D. Were all backup safety devices or systems in place?

Q24 Score: 1

A. Check for danger

B. Help the injured

C. Secure the scene

D. Write a report

Q25 Score: 1

A. Not to find employees fault.

B. To lay blame employees.

C. To identify the basic causes of incidents so that controls can be put in place to prevent further occurrences.

D. To discipline employee.

Q26 Score: 1

A. Were they used?

B. Was all of the required personal protective equipment available?

C. Were inherent safety devices, alarms or other systems in place?

D. What training had the worker received?

Q27 Score: 1

A. Were the hazards which led to this incident known to supervisors?

B. Were standards, practices and procedures developed and implemented to overcome these hazards?

C. Were supervisors aware of the standards, practices, procedures or legislation governing the activity?

D. Was personal protective equipment used? Should it have been?

Q28 Score: 1

A. Factors are fresh in the minds of witnesses

B. Physical conditions have had less time to change

C. Immediate information from the person suffering the accident often proves to be most useful.

D. All answers are correct

Q29 Score: 1

A. Was noise a problem?

B. Was there adequate light?

C. Were toxic gases, dusts, fumes, present?

D. Were tools, machinery and equipment being used correctly?

Q30 Score: 1

A. Determine what management thinks happened.

B. Determine the cause or causes of the risk or dangerous.

C. Identify only unsafe procedures lead to the accident.

D. Help management to identify practical corrective actions.

Q31 Score: 1

A. Identify and separate witnesses

B. Gather the facts

C. Begin as quickly as possible with interviews.

D. Grab your investigation kit

Q32 Score: 1

A. Were safety and health rules in effect?

B. Was regular maintenance of equipment carried out?

C. Were unsafe conditions corrected?

D. Were toxic gases, dusts, fumes, present?

Q33 Score: 1

A. What were the weather conditions?

B. Was it too hot or too cold?

C. Was noise a problem?

D. Were inherent safety devices, alarms or other systems in place?

Q34 Score: 1

A. Were workers adequately trained to do the task in question according to standards, practices and procedures prescribed?

B. What training had the worker received?

C. Was the worker physically capable?

D. Was regular maintenance of equipment carried out?

Q35 Score: 1

A. Was a safe work procedure used?

B. Had conditions changed to make the normal procedure unsafe?

C. Were the appropriate tools, materials available?

D. Was there an equipment malfunction or failure?

Q36 Score: 1

A. Eyewitnesses.

B. Those who came on the scene immediately after the incident.

C. Those who saw events leading to the incident.

D. People who heard from others about the accident.

Q37 Score: 1

A. Was personal protective equipment used? Should it have been?

B. Were hazardous substances involved?

C. Were tools, machinery and equipment being used correctly?

D. Was the worker physically capable?

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