Managing Your Team's Risk (ORM) Practice Test Fully
Solved #4
(LCDR GRAVES) It's a nice way of saying that no one knows how to work this thing and
our Sailors are getting dehydrated.
I'm honestly not even sure which level of risk management this is. - correct answer in
depth risk management
(LCDR GRAVES) You're right. Unfortunately, I always seem to forget the first step...
(ORM) - correct answer Identify hazards
(LCDR GRAVES) What do you think the hazards for the ROS are? - correct answer
untrained machine operation and people skipping their duties
(LCDR GRAVES) How often do you think people are neglecting or improperly
performing the salinity tests?
In a week? I'd suspect at least three to five times. I'm guessing that's way more than the
recommended margin of error? - correct answer Then the probability is likely.
(LCDR GRAVES) So... Where do you think that leaves the severity for the untrained
machine operation hazard? - correct answer The severity is critical.
(LCDR GRAVES) Yeah, well the ROS is now our primary water source and we don't
have other options. What type of controls should we use? - correct answer Admin -
chemical test training
(LCDR GRAVES) Gotcha. I need to figure out how I'm communicating this to everyone.
How do I implement the new training without stepping on peoples' toes? - correct
answer Immediately involve the people you'll need for controls.
(LCDR GRAVES) Once you're gone, how can I get this kind of assistance with the 5-
Step deliberate risk management process? - correct answer JRAT
(LCPO Gurira) So a drunk driving accident is definitely a risk, but what kind? - correct
answer Risk to self
(LCPO Gurira) Hey. Everyone's actually about to leave. What do I do?? - correct answer
Transfer the risk.
You can be the DD
(LCDR Graves) I know there's another piece of the last step. I need to get feedback too,
right? - correct answer Yes. You'll want feedback from everyone who performs the
chemical tests.
Solved #4
(LCDR GRAVES) It's a nice way of saying that no one knows how to work this thing and
our Sailors are getting dehydrated.
I'm honestly not even sure which level of risk management this is. - correct answer in
depth risk management
(LCDR GRAVES) You're right. Unfortunately, I always seem to forget the first step...
(ORM) - correct answer Identify hazards
(LCDR GRAVES) What do you think the hazards for the ROS are? - correct answer
untrained machine operation and people skipping their duties
(LCDR GRAVES) How often do you think people are neglecting or improperly
performing the salinity tests?
In a week? I'd suspect at least three to five times. I'm guessing that's way more than the
recommended margin of error? - correct answer Then the probability is likely.
(LCDR GRAVES) So... Where do you think that leaves the severity for the untrained
machine operation hazard? - correct answer The severity is critical.
(LCDR GRAVES) Yeah, well the ROS is now our primary water source and we don't
have other options. What type of controls should we use? - correct answer Admin -
chemical test training
(LCDR GRAVES) Gotcha. I need to figure out how I'm communicating this to everyone.
How do I implement the new training without stepping on peoples' toes? - correct
answer Immediately involve the people you'll need for controls.
(LCDR GRAVES) Once you're gone, how can I get this kind of assistance with the 5-
Step deliberate risk management process? - correct answer JRAT
(LCPO Gurira) So a drunk driving accident is definitely a risk, but what kind? - correct
answer Risk to self
(LCPO Gurira) Hey. Everyone's actually about to leave. What do I do?? - correct answer
Transfer the risk.
You can be the DD
(LCDR Graves) I know there's another piece of the last step. I need to get feedback too,
right? - correct answer Yes. You'll want feedback from everyone who performs the
chemical tests.
