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19 Cards in this Set
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WHAT IS ORM?
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OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT.
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF ORM?
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DECISION MAKING TOOL TO INCREASE OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS, MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS AND MINIMIZE RISKS.
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DEFINE HAZARD?
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POTENTIAL TO CAUSE INJURY, DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
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DEFINE RISK?
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POSSIBLE LOSS IN SEVERITY OR PROBABILITY.
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DEFINE RISK ASSESSMENT?
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DETECTING HAZARDS AND RISKS.
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WHAT IS THE 5 STEP PROCESS OF ORM?
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I- IDENTIFY HAZARDS
A- ASSESS HAZARDS M- MAKE RISK DECISIONS I- IMPLEMENT CONTROLS S- SUPERVISE |
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WHAT ARE THE 4 PRINCIPLES OF ORM?
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A- ACCEPT RISK WHEN BENEFITS OUTWEIGH COST
A- ACCEPT NO UNNECESSARY RISK A- ANTICIPATE RISK M- MAKE RISK DECISIONS |
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WHAT ARE THE PPE REQUIREMENTS FOR HEAD PROTECTION?
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SAFETY HELMETS.
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DEFINE HEAD PROTECTION?
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TO PROTECT AGAINST IMPACT, PENETRATION AND ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
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DEFINE HEARING PROTECTION?
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WHEN NOISE LEVELS ARE GREATER THAN 84 DBA(8 HOUR TWA) OR 140 DB SOUND PRESSURE.
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AT WHAT NOISE LEVEL WOULD YOU NEED TO WEAR DOUBLE HEARING PROTECTION?
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WHEN NOISE LEVELS EXCEED 104 DBA(8 HOUR TWA).
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DEFINE FOOT PROTECTION?
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EXPOSED TO FOOT HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS SHALL BE REQUIRED TO WEAR SAFETY FOOTWEAR.
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DEFINE EYE PROTECTION?
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PERSONNEL WORKING IN EYE HAZARDOUS AREA.
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DEFINE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL?
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ANY MATERIAL THAT IS A HAZARD TO HUMAN HEALTH OR ENVIROMENT.
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DEFINE HAZARDOUS WASTE?
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DISCARDED MATERIAL DESIGNATED AS WASTE BY THE EPA.
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WHAT IS MSDS?
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET.
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF MSDS?
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TECHNICAL BULLETINS CONTAINING INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONS ABOUT MATERIALS.
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TRUE OR FALSE?
SUPERVISORS ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE INSTRUCTION IN MSDS UNDERSTANDING AND IT'S USE? |
TRUE.
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TRUE OR FALSE?
ALL PERSONNEL USING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SHALL BE TRAINED PRIOR TO USING IT? |
TRUE.
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