ExxonMobil Test ExxonMobil Safety and Compliance 2

Question 1

What does a flammability range (Lower Explosive Limit to Upper Explosive Limit) indicate for a gas?

Accepted Answer

The concentration range in air within which the gas can ignite

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The temperature range at which a gas becomes flammable

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The pressure range required for combustion

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The duration a gas remains flammable after release

Question 2

What is the hierarchy of controls in ExxonMobil's risk management framework, from most to least preferred?

Accepted Answer

Elimination → Engineering → Administrative → PPE

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PPE → Engineering → Administrative → Elimination

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Administrative → PPE → Engineering → Elimination

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Engineering → Elimination → Administrative → PPE

Question 3

What minimum level of oxygen concentration must be maintained in a confined space for safe entry?

Accepted Answer

19.5%

Answer

14%

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16%

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21%

Question 4

An ExxonMobil worker observes a colleague bypassing a safety interlock. What should the worker do first?

Accepted Answer

Stop the work and address the unsafe act immediately

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Report it to management at the end of the shift

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Ignore it if no immediate hazard is apparent

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Document it in the logbook for future reference

Question 5

What does the GHS (Globally Harmonized System) diamond-shaped hazard pictogram with a flame indicate?

Accepted Answer

Flammable material

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Corrosive material

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Oxidizing material

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Explosive material

Question 6

In ExxonMobil's incident investigation process, what is a 'root cause'?

Accepted Answer

The underlying fundamental reason why an incident occurred

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The immediate physical event that caused the incident

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The person responsible for the incident

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The most recent action taken before the incident