SMPI 5 BTech

What does the term "safety culture" refer to in an organization?

• The company's financial performance

• The organization's collective attitudes and practices regarding safety

• The environmental policies of the organization

• The quality of product outputs

Which of the following is NOT typically a component of a safety management system?

• Hazard identification

• Risk assessment

• Employee performance reviews

• Incident reporting

In safety terminology, what is "risk"?

• The likelihood of a hazard occurring

• The potential consequence of an accident

• The combination of the likelihood and consequence of a hazard

• The safety training provided to employees

Which of the following is a common consequence of poor safety practices in process industries?

• Enhanced productivity

• Increased employee morale

• Higher insurance premiums and legal costs

• Lower maintenance costs

How does safety management contribute to regulatory compliance in process industries?

• By minimizing the need for safety audits

• By ensuring adherence to legal and safety standards

• By increasing the number of safety procedures

• By reducing the frequency of inspections

Who is typically responsible for leading safety initiatives in an organization?

• The finance manager

• The safety officer or safety manager

• The human resources manager

• The production supervisor

Which of the following is NOT typically a responsibility of a safety officer?

• Conducting safety training

• Developing safety policies

• Overseeing financial audits

• Investigating accidents

How does industrial safety impact employee productivity?

• It decreases productivity due to safety procedures

• It has no impact on productivity

• It can enhance productivity by reducing downtime and accidents

• It leads to increased absenteeism

Which organization is responsible for setting international safety standards?

• OSHA

• IEC

• ISO

• ANSI

Which strategy is most effective for preventing workplace accidents?

• Increasing work hours

• Implementing comprehensive safety training and hazard controls

• Reducing safety equipment

• Minimizing employee involvement in safety planning