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- 1.The overall goal of risk management is to?
- A.
Identify potential risks and to adjust or compensate appropriately.
- B.
Make risk decisions at a level of responsibility that corresponds to the degree of risk.
- C.
Reduce the hazards and the risk to personnel to an acceptable level while continuing to execute the required missions successfully.
- D.
Identify risks using the same discipline, organized, and logical thought processes that govern all other aspects of military endeavors.
- 2.The goals of risk management include all of the following except
- A.
Enhancing mission effectiveness.
- B.
Identifying opportunities to increase Air Force war fighting effectiveness.
- C.
Accepting risks at the appropriate level to preserve mission accomplishment.
- D.
Creating an Air Force cultural mindset in which every employee is trained and motivated to manage risk in all their activities.
- 3.Which level of risk management (RM) is helpful in choosing an appropriate course of action when an unplanned event occurs during execution of a planned operation?
- A.
Tactical.
- B.
Strategic.
- C.
Real-time.
- D.
Deliberate.
- 4.Who is the advisor in the risk management (RM) process?
- A.
Functional manager.
- B.
Commander.
- C.
Supervisor.
- D.
Safety staff.
- 5.What risk management (RM) term describes the expected consequences of an event in terms of mission impact, injury, and property damage?
- A.
Assessment.
- B.
Probability.
- C.
Exposure.
- D.
Severity.
- 6.Which risk management (RM) hazard identification tool requires little or no training because thousands of people are already familiar with it and know how to apply it in detecting risk?
- A.
What if.
- B.
Fishbone.
- C.
Cause and effect.
- D.
Operations analysis.
- 7.In risk management (RM) the "appropriate level of management" means the
- A.
Level that can take disciplinary actions against safety violators.
- B.
Commanders make all the decisions in regard to hazard abatement.
- C.
Functional manager ensures that all hazard abatement is cost effective.
- D.
Level that can allocate the resources to reduce the risk or eliminate the hazard.
- 8.Which basic principle of risk management (RM) helps maximize unit capabilities by weighing risks against opportunities?
- A.
Accept no unnecessary risk.
- B.
Make risk decisions at the appropriate level.
- C.
Accept risks when the benefits outweigh the cost.
- D.
Integrate RM into Air Force doctrine and planning.
- 9.Which step of the risk management (RM) process describes risks as being more easily assessed and managed in the planning stages of an operation?
- A.
Accept no unnecessary risk.
- B.
Make risk decisions at the appropriate level.
- C.
Accept risks when the benefits outweigh the cost.
- D.
Integrate RM into Air Force doctrine and planning.
- 10.How many steps are in the risk management (RM) process?
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
8
- D.
10
- 11.Which step of the risk management (RM) process describes a strategy to identify who, what, when, where, and costs associated with the control measures?
- A.
Assess hazards.
- B.
Identify hazards.
- C.
Implement controls.
- D.
Develop controls and make decisions.
- 12.Which step of the risk management (RM) process includes compiling a list of causes associated with each hazard?
- A.
Develop controls and make decisions.
- B.
Implement controls.
- C.
Identify hazards.
- D.
Assess hazards.
- 13.Canceling a mission altogether is employing which risk control option?
- A.
Spreading.
- B.
Reduction.
- C.
Avoidance.
- D.
Transference.
- 14.Opting to send an unmanned drone instead of a manned aircraft into a hostile fire environment is employing which risk control option?
- A.
Spreading.
- B.
Reduction.
- C.
Avoidance.
- D.
Transference.
- 15.Conducting a job safety analysis (JSA) includes all of the following except
- A.
Recommending safe task procedures.
- B.
Identifying potential mishap causes or hazards.
- C.
Breaking the task down into a basic sequence of steps.
- D.
Mitigating the risks involved with completing the task.
- 16.An analysis of the detailed procedures of an operation and how a deviation from these procedures could lead to a hazard is the definition of
- A.
Change analysis.
- B.
Job safety analysis (JSA).
- C.
Operational hazard analysis (OHA).
- D.
Preliminary hazard analysis.
- 17.Who has the primary responsibility for identifying work place hazards that place workers at risk?
- A.
Supervisor.
- B.
Individual.
- C.
Commander.
- D.
Functional manager.
- 18.The office of primary responsibility (OPR) for a hazard report (HR) must return the report to the safety office with action annotated within how many work days?
- A.
5
- B.
10
- C.
20
- D.
30
- 19.Who monitors the hazard report (HR) until the hazard is eliminated?
- A.
Supervisor.
- B.
Commander.
- C.
Safety office.
- D.
Functional manager.
- 20.Which hazard abatement measure recommends using protective equipment as a last resort?
- A.
Personnel actions.
- B.
Procedural actions.
- C.
Planning and engineering.
- D.
Operation hazard analysis.
- 21.Which hazard abatement measure involves the supervisor’s responsibility to effectively train and motivate workers?
- A.
Personnel actions.
- B.
Procedural actions.
- C.
Planning and engineering.
- D.
Operation hazard analysis (OHA).
- 22.Temporary measures taken to reduce the degree of risk associated with an occupational hazard or deficiency pending completion of an abatement program are called
- A.
Abatement priority measures.
- B.
Imminent danger controls.
- C.
Interim control measures.
- D.
Risk assessment.
- 23.If you encounter an imminent danger situation you should immediately notify
- A.
Your supervisor.
- B.
The chief of safety (COS).
- C.
The functional manager.
- D.
The ground safety manager.
- 24.Which forms may be used to post notices of hazards in a workplace?
- A.
AF Form 979, Danger Tag, and AF Form 1118, Notice of Hazard.
- B.
AF Form 979, Danger Tag, and AF Form 457, USAF Hazard Report.
- C.
AF Form 1118, Notice of Hazard, and AF Form 457, USAF Hazard Report.
- D.
AF Form 1118, Notice of Hazard, AF Form 979, Danger Tag, and 457, USAF Hazard Report.
- 25.What are the two criteria used in determining the priority for abating a hazard?
- A.
Severity and probability.
- B.
Severity and cost-effectiveness.
- C.
Probability and mission requirements.
- D.
Mission requirements and cost-effectiveness.
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