Individual-Manage Your Risk (QHS) (ESAMS/NEL)
Questions and Answers Already Passed
/. PO1 Weaver: "Anyway, I'm right outside the galley. Should I stay here?" - Answer-The
galley is where you need to be.
/.PO1: "What is the first step of the deliberate ORM process?" - Answer-Identify the
hazards.
/.PO1: "This is time-critical. Dinner is about to start. So, what should I do first?" -
Answer-Assess the hazard.
/.PO1: "OK, so now what?" - Answer-Find any available resources that could help
mitigate this.
/.PO1: "There are also smaller pots, so maybe we can divide the chili so it will cook
faster." - Answer-Great, then communicate that to the rest of the crew.
/.PO1: "So what should we do?" - Answer-We should hold off until it is properly cooked.
/.PO1: "Help me out. Which of the four principles does this fall under so I can explain it
to them?" - Answer-Accept no unnecessary risk.
/.Alexis Santos: "It's 2019, and we're at a cookout at the park." - Answer-Excellent. Are
you able to get me visuals on anything?
/.AS: "I'm just watching a basketball game." - Answer-Good work.
/.A.S: "Anyways. The basketball game is all that's going on at the moment." - Answer-
Let's keep investigating.
/.AS: "What do you think?" - Answer-This sounds like human factors in play.
/.AS: "What were the levels of ORM again?" - Answer-In-Depth, Deliberate, and Time
Critical.
/.AS: "So there's a risk of injury from playing basketball. What level of ORM should we
use to mitigate these risks?" - Answer-TCRM.
/.LTJG Reed: "How should we proceed?" - Answer-TCRM
/.LTJG: "I'm tracking. Let's start with our ABCDs." - Answer-Sounds good.
Questions and Answers Already Passed
/. PO1 Weaver: "Anyway, I'm right outside the galley. Should I stay here?" - Answer-The
galley is where you need to be.
/.PO1: "What is the first step of the deliberate ORM process?" - Answer-Identify the
hazards.
/.PO1: "This is time-critical. Dinner is about to start. So, what should I do first?" -
Answer-Assess the hazard.
/.PO1: "OK, so now what?" - Answer-Find any available resources that could help
mitigate this.
/.PO1: "There are also smaller pots, so maybe we can divide the chili so it will cook
faster." - Answer-Great, then communicate that to the rest of the crew.
/.PO1: "So what should we do?" - Answer-We should hold off until it is properly cooked.
/.PO1: "Help me out. Which of the four principles does this fall under so I can explain it
to them?" - Answer-Accept no unnecessary risk.
/.Alexis Santos: "It's 2019, and we're at a cookout at the park." - Answer-Excellent. Are
you able to get me visuals on anything?
/.AS: "I'm just watching a basketball game." - Answer-Good work.
/.A.S: "Anyways. The basketball game is all that's going on at the moment." - Answer-
Let's keep investigating.
/.AS: "What do you think?" - Answer-This sounds like human factors in play.
/.AS: "What were the levels of ORM again?" - Answer-In-Depth, Deliberate, and Time
Critical.
/.AS: "So there's a risk of injury from playing basketball. What level of ORM should we
use to mitigate these risks?" - Answer-TCRM.
/.LTJG Reed: "How should we proceed?" - Answer-TCRM
/.LTJG: "I'm tracking. Let's start with our ABCDs." - Answer-Sounds good.
