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The document contains a safety officers qualification test with 30 multiple choice questions covering topics like confined space entry, welding safety, gas monitoring, emergency response procedures, injury rates, and permit systems. It tests the candidate's knowledge on safety requirements, hazards, and best practices for jobs involving confined spaces, welding, excavation, lifting operations, and electrical work.

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Safety Officers Qualification Test

The document contains a safety officers qualification test with 30 multiple choice questions covering topics like confined space entry, welding safety, gas monitoring, emergency response procedures, injury rates, and permit systems. It tests the candidate's knowledge on safety requirements, hazards, and best practices for jobs involving confined spaces, welding, excavation, lifting operations, and electrical work.

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SAFETY OFFICERS QUALIFICATION TEST QUESTIONNAIRE

1.

What is the % of oxygen in atmosphere?


Ans.
21 or 20.8 %

2.

How can we ensure the ventilation in confined space?


Ans.
By Air Movers and Exhaust Fans.

3.

What are the safety requirements of welding job?


Ans.

fire extinguishers

water hose

gas test
welding gloves & mask

4.

What are the hazards in 1.0 confined space and 2.0 welding?
Ans.
Confined Space
Welding
1.1 Low & high oxygen %
2.1 Fire & explosion
1.2 Engulfment
2.2 Electric Shock
1.3 Toxic and flammable gases
2.3 Toxic gases
2.4 Heat burn

5.

Define JSA and explain?


Ans. Job Safety Analysis - is a process used to review task steps, identify hazards and develop control
measures.
Steps of JSA
Or
1. Splitting the job into steps
1. Eliminate the hazards
2. Analyzing the potential hazards
2. To know step by step of the job
3. Recommending the safe guards / PPEs
3. Attachment of permit

6.

What are the types of Accidents?


Ans.
Class A, B, C & D

7.

Explain the near miss reporting system in PK?


Ans.

Entering in AMAN system

Correct on the spot

8.

9.

Explain the emergency response procedure in PK?


Ans.

Stop work & Equipments

Go to the nearby emergency assembly point

Report to the Supervisor

Do head counts
Come to the site after all clear alarm sounds

What is Injury Rate?


Ans.
IR =
Total no. of recordable injuries X 200000
Total man hours worked

10. What is Severity Rate?


Ans.
SR =
Total no. of days lost X 200000
Total man hours worked
11. What is a Vapor and the monitoring or controlling systems of Vapor Cloud in PK or how to remove it?
Ans.
1. Vapor is air mixtures that can ignite or burn only within a specified range of composition.
2. Control System :- Gas monitoring (detecting) and deluge (dilution) system - sprinkle

12. What is the meaning of red barricade?


Ans.
Danger; not allowed to cross.
13. What is TLV and how much the TLV of chlorine?
Ans.
Threshold Limit Value is the maximum concentration of a chemical a worker can be
exposed 8 hours day after day without any bad effect on his body.
TLV = 0.6ppm
14. What is IDLH?
Ans.
Imminent Danger to Life and Health by unsafe condition and toxic materials.
15. What are things needed for lifting?
Ans.

TUV certification for crane & riggers

Load chart

Lifting Plan

Barricading to the area


Fire extinguishers
Grounding cable

16. How do you inspect the Scaffolds?


Ans.
By its inspection tags and visual inspection based on ARAMCO standard.
17. What is the maximum voltage can use for lightings & power tools in confined space?
Ans.
Lighting = 24V, Power tools = 110V
18. What is LEL?
Ans.
Lower Explosion Level (lowest concentration of flammable gases to get fire)
19. What is SWL?
Ans.
Safe Working Load
20. What are there in gas test results?
Ans.

Oxygen Level =20.8%

LEL (Flammables) = 0%

TLV (Toxic gases) = 0%

21. How much is the acceptable range of O2 in confined space with precaution?
Ans.
19.5 to 23.5
22. Standby man can enter into confined space for rescue?
Ans.
No, he is not allowed for rescue, he can call help from others & ERT
23. What are the preparations to be done for excavation?
Ans.

Permission from utility department

Excavation permit

Waste material to be kept away 1meter from


excavation

Access to go IN and OUT by proper ladder


Shoring of the excavation by proper means

24. When will the excavation coming under confined space?


Ans.
Excavation reaches 1.2 meter / 4 feet depth or more.
25. Responsibilities of a safety officer?
Ans.

Implement the safety standard at site.

Conduct work site daily safety inspection and observation.

Conduct safety orientation and trainings.

Maintain safety record-keeping including safety meetings and safety reports, incident and injury
reports.

26. What is confine space?


Ans.
Limited access and restricted means by entry and not design for human occupancy.
27. What is flash point?
Ans.
It is the minimum temperature at which a liquid gives off vapor in sufficient
concentration to form an ignitable mixture with air near the surface.
28. How inspect chain block?
Ans.

Hook

Safety latch
29. Permit System of Petrokemya.
Ans.
Class A
Use of high energy ignition sources; Welding or
cutting, open flame heating (soldering).
Confined space entry.
Hot Tapping.
Electrical Repair; repair on live circuits 50V
240V.
Electrical Troubleshooting; above 480V.

Chain
Head

Class B
Use of low energy ignition sources; Hack saw
and grinders
Hammer wrenches
Electrical repair/ Troubleshooting; below 50V.
Control of Radioactive Material.
Vehicle operation; unpaved areas, crane,
winch truck.

Excavation

Class C
Erection/ Removal of scaffolding
Insulation
Painting; brush
Housekeeping
Routine Instrument repairs
Machine monitoring
30. Steps or preparation for confine space?
Ans.
Equipment Shutdown
Isolation (Lock, Tag, Clear & Try)

SINGLE BLOCK VALVE


An isolation method for routine maintenance activities and which is least desirable process
for use in hydrocarbon service. (e.g. Changing a gauge or sock filter, temporary isolation
while a blind is being installed or cleaning of inline strainers).

DOUBLE BLOCK AND BLEED (DBB)


An isolation method for locking and tagging two consecutive valves on the same line with a
drain valve installed and open for bleeding. (e.g. Removing a control valve).

DISCONNECTION / PHYSICAL ISOLATION OR SEPARATION / REMOVAL


A less frequent isolation method for long term maintenance activities by physically removing
a piece of equipment from the system. (e.g. Remove a spool from a pipeline).

BLINDING / BLANKING
An absolute closure of a pipeline or duct, by fastening across its bore with a solid plate or
cap which extends to the outer edge of the flange at which its attached and capable of
withstanding the maximum upstream pressure. (e.g. Blind Flange, Slip Blind, Spectacle Blind,
Stand-off Blind, Plumbers Plug & Hammer Blind).

PHYSICAL RESTRAINT / CHAIN VALVES


An isolation method by physically restraining, blocking or securing the movement of the
equipment. (e.g. Disconnect belt, and chain drives and mechanical linkages on shaft-driven
equipment, securing mechanical moving parts within a confined space with latches, chains,
chocks, blocks or other devices. Pin a fly wheel from moving; secure a fan blade from
moving).

ELECTRICAL ISOLATION (Qualified Electricians)


An isolation method to de-energised or physically turn off and disconnect machinery or
equipment from the energy source by a competent and qualified personnel. (e.g. Open
breakers, Remove fuses & Disconnect wiring).

LOCKOUT & TAGOUT (LOTO)


A method to safe guards the employees from the unexpected energization or startup of
machinery and equipment. (e.g. Install approved and identifiable lock and tag by every
individual working on the equipment).
De-pressurize / De-energize
Decontamination
Draining
Flushing
Cleaning
Purging (Water Washing, Steaming, Nitrogen)
Ventilation (Ventury, Exhaust Fan, Ventilator / Air Mover)
Gas Test
Maintenance Activities

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