
Risk assessment
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- Q1What is the first step in the risk assessment process?Implement risk controlsIdentify hazardsMonitor and review risksDevelop a risk management plan30s
- Q2What is the definition of 'risk' in the context of risk assessment?The likelihood and consequence of harmThe likelihood of harm onlyThe consequence of harm onlyThe potential for harm30s
- Q3What is the difference between a hazard and a risk?There is no differenceA hazard is the likelihood and consequence of harm, while a risk is a potential source of harmA hazard is a potential source of harm, while a risk is the likelihood and consequence of that harm occurringA hazard is a specific type of risk30s
- Q4What is the purpose of risk assessment?To identify and evaluate potential risks and implement measures to control or eliminate themTo accept all potential risksTo eliminate all potential risksTo transfer all potential risks30s
- Q5What is the key to effective risk management?Developing a comprehensive risk management planTransferring all potential risksImplementing multiple layers of controlsRegular monitoring and review30s
- Q6What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative risk assessment?Qualitative risk assessment involves numerical measurement, while quantitative risk assessment assesses risks without numerical measurementThere is no differenceQualitative risk assessment assesses risks without numerical measurement, while quantitative risk assessment involves numerical measurement of risksQuantitative risk assessment is more subjective than qualitative risk assessment30s
- Q7What are the three elements of risk?The likelihood of harm, the consequences of harm, and the context in which the harm occursThe potential for harm, the opportunities for harm, and the consequences of harmThe likelihood of harm, the severity of harm, and the location of harmThe likelihood of harm, the duration of harm, and the severity of harm30s
- Q8What is the purpose of risk controls?To accept potential risks without any interventionTo transfer potential risks to othersTo eliminate or reduce the likelihood and consequence of harmTo increase the likelihood and consequence of harm30s
- Q9What is a risk matrix?A tool used to increase the likelihood and consequence of harmA tool used to eliminate all potential risksA tool used to assess and prioritize risks based on their likelihood and consequenceA tool used to transfer risk to others30s
- Q10What is the difference between a hazard identification and a risk assessment?Hazard identification assesses risks without numerical measurement, while risk assessment involves numerical measurement of risksHazard identification is the process of identifying potential hazards, while risk assessment is the process of evaluating the likelihood and consequence of harmRisk assessment is the process of identifying potential hazards, while hazard identification is the process of evaluating the likelihood and consequence of harmThere is no difference30s
- Q11What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative risk assessment?Quantitative risk assessment is more subjective than qualitative risk assessmentQualitative risk assessment involves numerical measurement, while quantitative risk assessment assesses risks without numerical measurementThere is no differenceQualitative risk assessment assesses risks without numerical measurement, while quantitative risk assessment involves numerical measurement of risks30s
- Q12What is the difference between a hazard identification and a risk assessment?Risk assessment is the process of identifying potential hazards, while hazard identification is the process of evaluating the likelihood and consequence of harmHazard identification assesses risks without numerical measurement, while risk assessment involves numerical measurement of risksThere is no differenceHazard identification is the process of identifying potential hazards, while risk assessment is the process of evaluating the likelihood and consequence of harm30s