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What is the primary aim of the STEP BACK 5X5 tool?
What is the primary aim of the STEP BACK 5X5 tool?
- To document all workplace activities
- To engage in team discussions
- To encourage workers to identify and control immediate hazards (correct)
- To complete tasks faster
Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA) is a one-time process that only needs to be performed before a job.
Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA) is a one-time process that only needs to be performed before a job.
False (B)
When should Dynamic Risk Assessments be performed?
When should Dynamic Risk Assessments be performed?
- Only during the job
- Only before the job
- Before, during, and after the job (correct)
- Only after the job
The STEP BACK 5X5 method asks workers to consider their task and potential hazards for 5 minutes.
The STEP BACK 5X5 method asks workers to consider their task and potential hazards for 5 minutes.
What is an expected outcome of Employee Empowerment in Safety practices?
What is an expected outcome of Employee Empowerment in Safety practices?
Which of the following is a key element of the Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?
Which of the following is a key element of the Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?
Situational awareness is not important in maintaining safety standards.
Situational awareness is not important in maintaining safety standards.
Risk normalization refers to becoming __________ to certain hazards in the workplace.
Risk normalization refers to becoming __________ to certain hazards in the workplace.
What does the Step Back 5X5 technique involve?
What does the Step Back 5X5 technique involve?
Match the term with its definition:
Match the term with its definition:
Overcoming complacency is essential for ensuring workplace safety.
Overcoming complacency is essential for ensuring workplace safety.
Name one campaign focus associated with Health, Safety and Environment (HSE).
Name one campaign focus associated with Health, Safety and Environment (HSE).
What is a common danger when workers go on auto-pilot?
What is a common danger when workers go on auto-pilot?
Complacency can lead to safer workplace behaviors.
Complacency can lead to safer workplace behaviors.
What should workers assess to prevent complacency in their daily routines?
What should workers assess to prevent complacency in their daily routines?
Most incidents in the workplace are caused by ______ acts.
Most incidents in the workplace are caused by ______ acts.
What is one method to prevent complacency in the workplace?
What is one method to prevent complacency in the workplace?
Match the following behaviors with their consequences:
Match the following behaviors with their consequences:
What is risk normalization?
What is risk normalization?
Being aware of one's surroundings is not important for workplace safety.
Being aware of one's surroundings is not important for workplace safety.
Employees should remove their fall protection harness if they find it uncomfortable to reach an area.
Employees should remove their fall protection harness if they find it uncomfortable to reach an area.
List two questions workers should ask themselves to maintain safety awareness.
List two questions workers should ask themselves to maintain safety awareness.
Which of the following is NOT a key consideration to prevent complacency?
Which of the following is NOT a key consideration to prevent complacency?
Name one sign of risk normalization in the workplace.
Name one sign of risk normalization in the workplace.
Complacency is being overly _____ or comfortable with an existing situation.
Complacency is being overly _____ or comfortable with an existing situation.
Workers should actively look out for themselves and ______.
Workers should actively look out for themselves and ______.
Match the signs of complacency to their description:
Match the signs of complacency to their description:
What is noted as a cause of risk normalization?
What is noted as a cause of risk normalization?
Promoting an HSE culture is important for preventing risk normalization.
Promoting an HSE culture is important for preventing risk normalization.
What should companies do if workers feel they cannot perform tasks safely?
What should companies do if workers feel they cannot perform tasks safely?
To combat complacency, one should remove the thought that _____ is fine.
To combat complacency, one should remove the thought that _____ is fine.
What is a recommended action for employees to improve workplace safety?
What is a recommended action for employees to improve workplace safety?
What should a Green Hand employee do if they do not satisfy the assessment?
What should a Green Hand employee do if they do not satisfy the assessment?
The Green Hat employee can integrate without undergoing Site Familiarization.
The Green Hat employee can integrate without undergoing Site Familiarization.
What does 100% HSE commitment emphasize in terms of team behavior?
What does 100% HSE commitment emphasize in terms of team behavior?
Employees should not be ____ but instead become safety leaders.
Employees should not be ____ but instead become safety leaders.
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
What is a primary consequence of risk normalization in the workplace?
What is a primary consequence of risk normalization in the workplace?
Which behavior exemplifies complacency in safety practices?
Which behavior exemplifies complacency in safety practices?
How can an organization foster an effective HSE culture among employees?
How can an organization foster an effective HSE culture among employees?
What is a characteristic of employee empowerment in safety initiatives?
What is a characteristic of employee empowerment in safety initiatives?
What can be a significant contributor to complacency at work?
What can be a significant contributor to complacency at work?
Which of the following actions would most effectively combat unsafe behaviors?
Which of the following actions would most effectively combat unsafe behaviors?
What should be the focus of discussions when addressing complacency among employees?
What should be the focus of discussions when addressing complacency among employees?
Which of the following is NOT a method to prevent complacency in safety practices?
Which of the following is NOT a method to prevent complacency in safety practices?
What is a potential consequence of risk normalization in the workplace?
What is a potential consequence of risk normalization in the workplace?
How does complacency impact safety behavior in the workplace?
How does complacency impact safety behavior in the workplace?
Why is it important to promote an HSE culture in an organization?
Why is it important to promote an HSE culture in an organization?
Which behavior is most likely to contribute to complacency in a workplace?
Which behavior is most likely to contribute to complacency in a workplace?
What role does employee empowerment play in enhancing workplace safety?
What role does employee empowerment play in enhancing workplace safety?
What should be done when an employee feels unsafe performing a task?
What should be done when an employee feels unsafe performing a task?
Which of the following is a symptom of risk normalization?
Which of the following is a symptom of risk normalization?
How can organizations combat complacency effectively?
How can organizations combat complacency effectively?
What is an expected outcome of promoting an open safety culture?
What is an expected outcome of promoting an open safety culture?
What can be a negative impact of failing to engage employees in safety practices?
What can be a negative impact of failing to engage employees in safety practices?
What behavior is characterized by becoming desensitized to hazards over time due to repeated exposure?
What behavior is characterized by becoming desensitized to hazards over time due to repeated exposure?
Which behavior is essential for promoting a strong Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) culture among team members?
Which behavior is essential for promoting a strong Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) culture among team members?
What is a common misconception about complacency in the workplace?
What is a common misconception about complacency in the workplace?
What should employees actively do to foster empowerment in their safety practices?
What should employees actively do to foster empowerment in their safety practices?
Which of the following actions contributes to overcoming complacency in workplace practices?
Which of the following actions contributes to overcoming complacency in workplace practices?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of risk normalization?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of risk normalization?
What is a major contributor to complacency in the workplace?
What is a major contributor to complacency in the workplace?
What effect does complacency have on workplace safety?
What effect does complacency have on workplace safety?
Which approach can help in building a strong HSE culture in the workplace?
Which approach can help in building a strong HSE culture in the workplace?
What does risk normalization primarily lead employees to accept?
What does risk normalization primarily lead employees to accept?
Which of the following best describes risk normalization?
Which of the following best describes risk normalization?
Complacency in the workplace can often result in which of the following?
Complacency in the workplace can often result in which of the following?
What role does employee empowerment play in maintaining safety practices?
What role does employee empowerment play in maintaining safety practices?
What can organizations do to empower employees in safety practices?
What can organizations do to empower employees in safety practices?
How can complacency lead to unsafe behaviors?
How can complacency lead to unsafe behaviors?
Which of the following behaviors is considered a serious indication of complacency?
Which of the following behaviors is considered a serious indication of complacency?
Which behavior is primarily linked to a lack of situational awareness?
Which behavior is primarily linked to a lack of situational awareness?
Which strategy is crucial in preventing risk normalization at the workplace?
Which strategy is crucial in preventing risk normalization at the workplace?
What is considered an essential question to prevent complacency during work?
What is considered an essential question to prevent complacency during work?
How can organizations counter the effects of complacency effectively?
How can organizations counter the effects of complacency effectively?
Why is it important to address complacency in the workplace?
Why is it important to address complacency in the workplace?
What is a common misconception about auto-pilot mode during work?
What is a common misconception about auto-pilot mode during work?
Which of the following best describes a worker's behavior when they normalize risk?
Which of the following best describes a worker's behavior when they normalize risk?
What signifies effective HSE culture communication?
What signifies effective HSE culture communication?
Which approach is least effective in combating workplace complacency?
Which approach is least effective in combating workplace complacency?
Flashcards
Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA)
Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA)
Continuously identifying and managing risks as work conditions change.
Step Back 5X5
Step Back 5X5
A personal hazard identification and control method; 5 steps back, 5 minutes assessing.
Complacency
Complacency
A false sense of safety leading to dangerous situations.
Risk Normalization
Risk Normalization
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Situational Awareness
Situational Awareness
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Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
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ADNOC Life-Saving Rules
ADNOC Life-Saving Rules
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STOP Card
STOP Card
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HSE Standard
HSE Standard
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Hazard Hunt
Hazard Hunt
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Study Notes
Responsibilities and Expectations
- Understand and fulfill responsibilities and expectations related to safety and hazard awareness.
- Job Safety Analysis (JSA) must include all possible scenarios and hazards, with discussion among frontline workers.
- Follow ADNOC Life-Saving Rules rigorously.
- Conduct Dynamic Risk Assessment (Step Back 5X5) before, during, and after job tasks.
- Practice situational awareness to monitor the work environment consistently.
- Utilize STOP Card and authority to intervene if necessary.
Assessment Preparation
- Be prepared for assessment questions related to ADNOC HSE Standard, AO marine standards, and ship HSE inspections.
- Key areas include Life Saving Rules, Dynamic Risk Assessment practices, Hazard Hunt compliance, and Operational Situational Awareness.
- Understand requirements for working at heights, H2S safety, crew fatigue management, and welfare regulations.
- Identify risks like complacency and the importance of intervention.
Step Back 5X5 (SB 5X5)
- SB 5X5 is a personal planning tool aimed at hazard identification and control.
- Involves taking 5 steps back and spending 5 minutes assessing job hazards before starting work.
- Emphasizes engaging mentally with the tasks to promote safety awareness.
Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA)
- DRA is the continuous process of identifying and managing risks influenced by changing work conditions.
- It can be informal, not requiring documentation, and may involve techniques like Step Back 5X5 and Last Minute Risk Assessment.
- Conduct before, during, and after jobs; if any questions yield a 'NO' response, stop and reassess.
Complacency and Risk Normalization
- Complacency can lead to hazardous situations as it promotes a false sense of safety.
- Watch for signs of complacency, such as lack of motivation, failure to prioritize safety, and frequent violations of Life Saving Rules.
- Risk Normalization happens when dangerous practices become accepted over time due to repetition and lack of incidents.
- Addressing complacency and risk normalization is critical in maintaining a proactive safety culture.
Prevention Strategies
- Recognize and correct unsafe behaviors in the workplace.
- Foster a culture of safety communication, encouraging employees to report unsafe conditions.
- Ensure consistency in following safe working procedures and conducting regular inspections.
- Provide training and assess teams' readiness regarding situational awareness.
Commitment to 100% HSE
- Focus on improving understanding of situational awareness through discussions in JSA, Toolbox Talks, and safety meetings.
- Encourage participation in awareness sessions and highlight campaign signals.
- Ensure posters regarding situational awareness and Step Back 5X5 are displayed prominently.
Conclusion
- Awareness of ADNOC standards, policies, and values is essential.
- Active participation in safety practices is encouraged to become a safety leader rather than a bystander.
Responsibilities and Expectations
- Understand and fulfill responsibilities and expectations related to safety and hazard awareness.
- Job Safety Analysis (JSA) must include all possible scenarios and hazards, with discussion among frontline workers.
- Follow ADNOC Life-Saving Rules rigorously.
- Conduct Dynamic Risk Assessment (Step Back 5X5) before, during, and after job tasks.
- Practice situational awareness to monitor the work environment consistently.
- Utilize STOP Card and authority to intervene if necessary.
Assessment Preparation
- Be prepared for assessment questions related to ADNOC HSE Standard, AO marine standards, and ship HSE inspections.
- Key areas include Life Saving Rules, Dynamic Risk Assessment practices, Hazard Hunt compliance, and Operational Situational Awareness.
- Understand requirements for working at heights, H2S safety, crew fatigue management, and welfare regulations.
- Identify risks like complacency and the importance of intervention.
Step Back 5X5 (SB 5X5)
- SB 5X5 is a personal planning tool aimed at hazard identification and control.
- Involves taking 5 steps back and spending 5 minutes assessing job hazards before starting work.
- Emphasizes engaging mentally with the tasks to promote safety awareness.
Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA)
- DRA is the continuous process of identifying and managing risks influenced by changing work conditions.
- It can be informal, not requiring documentation, and may involve techniques like Step Back 5X5 and Last Minute Risk Assessment.
- Conduct before, during, and after jobs; if any questions yield a 'NO' response, stop and reassess.
Complacency and Risk Normalization
- Complacency can lead to hazardous situations as it promotes a false sense of safety.
- Watch for signs of complacency, such as lack of motivation, failure to prioritize safety, and frequent violations of Life Saving Rules.
- Risk Normalization happens when dangerous practices become accepted over time due to repetition and lack of incidents.
- Addressing complacency and risk normalization is critical in maintaining a proactive safety culture.
Prevention Strategies
- Recognize and correct unsafe behaviors in the workplace.
- Foster a culture of safety communication, encouraging employees to report unsafe conditions.
- Ensure consistency in following safe working procedures and conducting regular inspections.
- Provide training and assess teams' readiness regarding situational awareness.
Commitment to 100% HSE
- Focus on improving understanding of situational awareness through discussions in JSA, Toolbox Talks, and safety meetings.
- Encourage participation in awareness sessions and highlight campaign signals.
- Ensure posters regarding situational awareness and Step Back 5X5 are displayed prominently.
Conclusion
- Awareness of ADNOC standards, policies, and values is essential.
- Active participation in safety practices is encouraged to become a safety leader rather than a bystander.
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