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F80 Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Flashcards

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  1. Which risk matrix combination would MOST likely be classified as a 'high' risk requiring immediate corrective action?

    Answer: High likelihood, high severity

    A combination of high likelihood and high severity produces the greatest risk score and demands immediate corrective action.

  2. What is the purpose of a 'near miss' report in a hazard identification program?

    Answer: To identify hazards before they result in injury

    Near miss reporting captures hazardous events that did not result in injury, enabling corrective action before an actual incident occurs.

  3. A confined space is classified as 'permit-required' when it:

    Answer: Contains or has the potential to contain a serious safety or health hazard

    A permit-required confined space has limited entry/exit AND contains or may contain a serious hazard such as a hazardous atmosphere or engulfment risk.

  4. Which hazard category includes noise, extreme temperatures, radiation, and vibration?

    Answer: Physical hazards

    Physical hazards include energy-based exposures such as noise, temperature extremes, ionizing/non-ionizing radiation, and vibration.

  5. What is the primary goal of conducting a pre-task safety briefing (toolbox talk)?

    Answer: Communicate hazards and controls specific to today's work

    A toolbox talk communicates job-specific hazards, controls, and safe work practices to workers before tasks begin.

  6. Under OSHA's Lockout/Tagout standard, 'energy isolation' means:

    Answer: Physically preventing the release of hazardous energy during servicing

    Energy isolation involves using locks, blanks, or other devices to physically prevent the release of any form of hazardous energy during maintenance or servicing.

  7. Which of the following is an example of a leading indicator in safety performance measurement?

    Answer: Number of near misses reported this month

    Near miss reports are leading indicators because they measure proactive safety behaviors before injuries occur, unlike lagging indicators that measure past harm.