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Which constitutes a MAJOR business risk for an organization?
A. Purchase of new safety equipment for the workforce
B. The possibility of new regulations for the product
C. Implementation of new training programs
D. Change in leadership of the organization B. The possibility of new regulations for the
product
Which is a common element of professional ethics across the safety, health, and environmental
profession, regardless of specialty area?
A. Hazardous materials management
B. Regulatory compliance
C. Individual professional competency
D. Certification C. Individual professional competency
Which four basic security concepts should be included in a typical sound security system?
A. Deter, detect, training, respond
B. Deter, detect, delay, respond
C. Deter, detect, delay, dial
D. Read, react, identify, respond B. Deter, detect, delay, respond
Which is true in regards to the Board of Certified Safety Professionals' (BCSP) code of ethics?
A. It must be observed by only professionals working for a government agency in the field of
safety.
,B. It must be observed by holders of documents of certification conferred by ABSA.
C. It must be observed by all professionals holding a degree in the field of safety.
D. It must be observed by holders of documents of certification conferred by BCSP. D. It
must be observed by holders of documents of certification conferred by BCSP.
Which action should be taken when you receive a complaint from an employee, whom you
think is trying to get another employee into trouble?
A. Assume the information of the complaint is not correct.
B. Discipline the employee who has filed the complaint.
C. Do not accept the complaint and share the information with other employers.
D. Consider the information bona fide until you have the results of the company investigation.
D. Consider the information bona fide until you have the results of the company
investigation.
The Behavior Theory is often referred to as behavior-based safety. Which is one of the
principles of the Behavior Theory?
A. Moral ethics
B. Planning
C. Intervention
D. Research method C. Intervention
Which term describes the identification of problems and their solutions by recognizing and
organizing the information into either an existing concept or an invented concept?
A. Conceptual thinking
B. Conceptual seeking
C. Achievement seeking
,D. Analytical thinking A. Conceptual thinking
Which is a recognized strategy for multi-national companies to use in dealing with the diversity
of statutory laws governing them?
A. Make all operations conform to the strictest laws in the country where the corporate office is
located.
B. Lobby to change the laws in each country so they are all the same.
C. Make all operations conform to the least restrictive country law.
D. Operate in compliance with the laws of countries where branches are located. D. Operate
in compliance with the laws of countries where branches are located.
Which is the name of a non-lecture, non-slideshow training approach where participants
generate many ideas by expressing them in a group setting?
A. Fishbowl
B. Brainstorming
C. Ice breaker
D. Ad lib B. Brainstorming
Which is generally acknowledged to be the primary determining factor in assigning safety
personnel?
A. The potential for serious injuries in the organization
B. The type of industry the organization is involved in
C. The seriousness of incidents suffered by the organization
D. The incident rate of organization A. The potential for serious injuries in the organization
Which is the BEST way of validating learning from training programs?
, A. Learning objective achievement
B. Scores on practical exams
C. Overall attendance of training programs
D. Scores on written tests A. Learning objective achievement
Which term BEST describes learner-led approach to adult learning?
A. Pedagogy
B. Tactile
C. Kinesthetic
D. Andragogy D. Andragogy
Which leadership style will have the MOST positive effect on subordinate satisfaction for
employees who work on stressful, frustrating, or dissatisfying tasks?
A. Supportive
B. Achievement-oriented
C. Participative
D. Contingency A. Supportive
Which is the FIRST step when determining whether a training program is necessary?
A. Develop learning objectives.
B. Design the training (a lesson plan).
C. Perform a training needs assessment.
D. Evaluate trainers. C. Perform a training needs assessment.
Which constitutes a MAJOR business risk for an organization?
A. Purchase of new safety equipment for the workforce
B. The possibility of new regulations for the product
C. Implementation of new training programs
D. Change in leadership of the organization B. The possibility of new regulations for the
product
Which is a common element of professional ethics across the safety, health, and environmental
profession, regardless of specialty area?
A. Hazardous materials management
B. Regulatory compliance
C. Individual professional competency
D. Certification C. Individual professional competency
Which four basic security concepts should be included in a typical sound security system?
A. Deter, detect, training, respond
B. Deter, detect, delay, respond
C. Deter, detect, delay, dial
D. Read, react, identify, respond B. Deter, detect, delay, respond
Which is true in regards to the Board of Certified Safety Professionals' (BCSP) code of ethics?
A. It must be observed by only professionals working for a government agency in the field of
safety.
,B. It must be observed by holders of documents of certification conferred by ABSA.
C. It must be observed by all professionals holding a degree in the field of safety.
D. It must be observed by holders of documents of certification conferred by BCSP. D. It
must be observed by holders of documents of certification conferred by BCSP.
Which action should be taken when you receive a complaint from an employee, whom you
think is trying to get another employee into trouble?
A. Assume the information of the complaint is not correct.
B. Discipline the employee who has filed the complaint.
C. Do not accept the complaint and share the information with other employers.
D. Consider the information bona fide until you have the results of the company investigation.
D. Consider the information bona fide until you have the results of the company
investigation.
The Behavior Theory is often referred to as behavior-based safety. Which is one of the
principles of the Behavior Theory?
A. Moral ethics
B. Planning
C. Intervention
D. Research method C. Intervention
Which term describes the identification of problems and their solutions by recognizing and
organizing the information into either an existing concept or an invented concept?
A. Conceptual thinking
B. Conceptual seeking
C. Achievement seeking
,D. Analytical thinking A. Conceptual thinking
Which is a recognized strategy for multi-national companies to use in dealing with the diversity
of statutory laws governing them?
A. Make all operations conform to the strictest laws in the country where the corporate office is
located.
B. Lobby to change the laws in each country so they are all the same.
C. Make all operations conform to the least restrictive country law.
D. Operate in compliance with the laws of countries where branches are located. D. Operate
in compliance with the laws of countries where branches are located.
Which is the name of a non-lecture, non-slideshow training approach where participants
generate many ideas by expressing them in a group setting?
A. Fishbowl
B. Brainstorming
C. Ice breaker
D. Ad lib B. Brainstorming
Which is generally acknowledged to be the primary determining factor in assigning safety
personnel?
A. The potential for serious injuries in the organization
B. The type of industry the organization is involved in
C. The seriousness of incidents suffered by the organization
D. The incident rate of organization A. The potential for serious injuries in the organization
Which is the BEST way of validating learning from training programs?
, A. Learning objective achievement
B. Scores on practical exams
C. Overall attendance of training programs
D. Scores on written tests A. Learning objective achievement
Which term BEST describes learner-led approach to adult learning?
A. Pedagogy
B. Tactile
C. Kinesthetic
D. Andragogy D. Andragogy
Which leadership style will have the MOST positive effect on subordinate satisfaction for
employees who work on stressful, frustrating, or dissatisfying tasks?
A. Supportive
B. Achievement-oriented
C. Participative
D. Contingency A. Supportive
Which is the FIRST step when determining whether a training program is necessary?
A. Develop learning objectives.
B. Design the training (a lesson plan).
C. Perform a training needs assessment.
D. Evaluate trainers. C. Perform a training needs assessment.
