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CRST - Safety fundamentals Part 1
Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers
Question:Hazard Anaylsis
Ans: Involves the examination of information to estimate the risk to
individuals, property, etc. From workplace hazards for the purpose of
eliminating or controlling the hazards. Systemic hazard analysis involves two
steps.
Question: Hazard Analysis steps
Ans: Hazard identification and evaluation
Risk analysis.
Question: Hazard identification and evaluation
Ans: First step is recognizing that hazards exists and defining its
characteristics.
Question: Ways to identify and evaluate hazards include..
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Ans: Work site inspections, measurement and testing, incident investigation,
job safety analysis or task analysis and various process hazard analysis
methods.
Question: Workplace inspections
Ans: Is one of the oldest most widely used and best ways to detect and correct
potential losses.
Question: A well managed inspection program can meet the following goals:
Ans: 1. Identify potential problems - hazards not discovered during job / task
analysis standards overlooked during design.
2. Identify equipment deficiencies - wear and tear and abuse, misuse
3. Identify improper employee actions substandard methods and practices
4. identify effects of change - process or materials
5. Identify inadequacies in remedial actions - effectiveness of controls
6. provide management self appraisal information
7. Demonstrate management commitment
Question: Informal inspections
CRST - Safety fundamentals Part 1
Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers
Question:Hazard Anaylsis
Ans: Involves the examination of information to estimate the risk to
individuals, property, etc. From workplace hazards for the purpose of
eliminating or controlling the hazards. Systemic hazard analysis involves two
steps.
Question: Hazard Analysis steps
Ans: Hazard identification and evaluation
Risk analysis.
Question: Hazard identification and evaluation
Ans: First step is recognizing that hazards exists and defining its
characteristics.
Question: Ways to identify and evaluate hazards include..
, Page | 2
Ans: Work site inspections, measurement and testing, incident investigation,
job safety analysis or task analysis and various process hazard analysis
methods.
Question: Workplace inspections
Ans: Is one of the oldest most widely used and best ways to detect and correct
potential losses.
Question: A well managed inspection program can meet the following goals:
Ans: 1. Identify potential problems - hazards not discovered during job / task
analysis standards overlooked during design.
2. Identify equipment deficiencies - wear and tear and abuse, misuse
3. Identify improper employee actions substandard methods and practices
4. identify effects of change - process or materials
5. Identify inadequacies in remedial actions - effectiveness of controls
6. provide management self appraisal information
7. Demonstrate management commitment
Question: Informal inspections