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1. A hazard is a condition or combination of condi- 6. The process of quantifying the level of risk as-
tions that, if left uncorrected, may lead to an ac- sociated with the operation of a given machine is
cident and illness. known as compliance audit is known as:

a) True. a) Hazard Analysis

b) False. b) Hazard Identification
c) Risk Assessment
2. Hazard analysis is a systematic process for iden-
tifying hazards and recommending corrective d) Risk Analysis
action.
7. Risk assessment should answer four questions:
a) True
a) How severe are potential injuries?
b) False
b) What is the cause of the injuries?
3. Catastrophic, critical, marginal and nuisance c) What is the possibility of avoiding the hazard if
can be potentially ranked as: it does occur?
a) Risk d) How frequently are employees exposed to po-
tential hazards?
b) Hazard
e) What is the likelihood of an injury if a safety con-
c) Risk Assessment
trol system fails?
d) Don’t Know
8. Provision for the control with respect to the
4. _____________ is a hazard analysis methodology safety, health and welfare of persons at work,
that uses a graphic model to display the analysis and inspection of machinery is the scope of:
process visually. The model resembles a logic
diagram. a) Factory and machinery Act 139.
b) Occupational Safety and Health Act 514.
a) Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
c) Environmental Quality Act 127.
b) Tree Diagram
d) not sure.
c) Fault Tree Diagram
d) Human Error Analysis 9. Practice of good housekeeping and provide em-
ployee training are the recommended examples
5. ________________ is an analytical methodology of hazard control methodology.
normally associated with insurance and invest-
ments. a) Yes

a) Hazard Analysis b) No
b) Hazard Identification c) Not Sure
c) Risk Assessment 10. As per OHSAS 18001:2007, the organization
d) Risk Analysis shall establish and maintain procedures for the
ongoing identification of hazards, the assess-
ment of risks, and the implementation of neces-
sary control measures, including:

a) routine and non-routine activities;

b) activities of all personnel having access to the
workplace (including subcontractors and visi-
tors);
c) facilities at the workplace, whether provided by
the organization or others.
d) all the above.
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11. Severity levels can be rated with the likely

_______________ of an accident/ failure event of
that severity.

a) probability
b) consequence
c) damage
d) improvement

12. The fundamental rule-of-thumb of risk analysis is

decreased by decreasing the frequency and se-
verity of hazard-related events.
a) True
b) False
c) Not Sure

13. The safety probability can be determined based

on the followings:
a) The number of employees exposed
b) The frequency and duration of exposure
c) The proximity of employees to the danger zone
d) All the above

14. The best method of dealing with a hazard is to

_________________ it.

a) administer
b) control
c) substitute
d) eliminate.

15. Audiometric testing should be conducted by by

competent person as required by DOSH, by an
appropriately qualified Occupational Health
Nurse, or:
a) a person with experience likely to be accepted in
the event of litigation.
b) a person with skillful likely to be accepted in the
event of litigation.
c) a person with skillful and experience likely to be
accepted in the event of litigation.
d) a person with training and experience likely to
be accepted in the event of litigation.