Confined Space Craftsman Responsibilities Quiz

What is required if it is not possible to correct a situation as per the text?

According to Saudi Labor Law Article (123), what is an employer required to do?

Who is allowed to sign on a permit as per the text?

What is considered an 'Activity' in the context of the procedure mentioned?

What must be rendered as legally binding according to the Saudi Labor Law mentioned?

When are disciplinary measures required as per the text?

What is prohibited when it comes to permits?

What was the main cause of the explosion on the Piper Alpha offshore platform?

How many workers lost their lives in the Piper Alpha platform explosion?

What was the content of the pump that failed, leading to the explosion?

When did the explosion occur on the Piper Alpha platform?

What company owned the Piper Alpha offshore platform?

Which sector of the North Sea did the Piper Alpha offshore platform belong to?

What time did the incident with the pump occur before the explosion?

What is the significance of a lock out/tag out system in industrial settings?

Who is responsible for signing the work permit when accepting Handover of activity?

What must the craftsman assure before performing the work under the conditions specified on the permit?

What responsibility does the safe maker have in relation to equipment/work area preparation?

Who should be designated as the safe maker according to the text?

What is one of the responsibilities of the craftsman mentioned in the text?

What must the craftsman ensure before closing out the permit?

If the craftsman is also the Receiver, whose responsibilities apply to them?

Who should assure that the execution team is familiar with hazard identification and mitigation?

What is the maximum period of validity for the competency declaration for issuers, receivers, persons carrying out gas tests & standbys?

When is a work permit required?

Which of the following is NOT a situation where a work permit is required as per the text?

Who requires a work permit for performing visual inspections?

Which type of personnel does NOT need a work permit as per the text?

What type of works do not require a work permit according to the text?

Which personnel category requires a work permit for maintenance works on buildings and facilities?

Who must complete the visitor’s logbook for entering certain areas?

What should be done if the excavation will obstruct any roadway or access partially or totally?

What is NOT allowed when using forklifts?

What is the recommended practice to avoid overloading when lifting a load?

In what scenarios should a lifting plan be required?

What is prohibited during lifting involving 'turning' or 'flipping' loads?

What should be done if lifting involves potentially unstable pieces?

Why should nobody be allowed to walk or reach under a raised load?

What should be done in areas of poor soil or unknown ground conditions?

Who is responsible for supervising the actual task execution?

What document utilizes consequence and probability to determine risk score?

Who should ensure that JSA briefing is carried out before and after obtaining signatures?

What is the term used for the risk remaining after additional control measures are required?

Who should review Task Steps, Description of Hazard, and Responsible Person in the JSA form?

What is the responsibility of the Area Owner Superintendent?

Who is responsible for ensuring the JSA is completed by cross-functional teams?

Which role should upload records of JSA into the electronic system?

What is the main focus of a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?

What is the purpose of applying ALARP?

What does a control measure aim to do in risk assessment?

How can consequences be defined in the context of risk assessment?

What does a risk represent in the text?

Which term describes a systematic approach to identify job task hazards?

What is the primary goal of Risk Assessment according to the text?

'As Low As Reasonably Practicable' (ALARP) is used to ensure that risks are __________.

Under what conditions is a JSA mandatory for all activities, according to the text?

In which situation is JSA optional, based on the permit issuer's decision?

Which of the following criteria makes JSA optional as per the text?

When is JSA required for activities on rotating equipment?

Which type of job is considered to have catastrophic potential, making JSA optional?

Under what circumstance is JSA mandatory for activities using man-lifts with a cage?

Which task would NOT require a JSA according to the text?

When should JSA be conducted 1st time in TPC?

What is the purpose of a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) based on the text?

Who is NOT typically part of a cross-functional team that completes a JSA according to the text?

In what scenarios is Job Safety Analysis (JSA) considered optional as per the text?

What is the primary reason for breaking down tasks into sequence steps according to the text?

Which activity does NOT require a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) based on the text?

What is emphasized when listing down sequence steps for performing a job according to the text?

Why should lifting operations with cranes be mentioned specifically in Job Safety Analysis (JSA) according to the text?

What is required to be included when preparing for work on tank/vessel/pipelines as per the text?

What is the main purpose of listing down hazards in the second column of the JSA form?

Why should JSA recommendations be job or procedure specific according to the text?

In the Hierarchy of Control technique mentioned, which method is considered to have the highest effectiveness?

What is the purpose of listing responsible persons for each recommendation in the JSA form's fourth column?

Why is it important to review each job step and main contributors to hazards when determining ways to eliminate/control hazards?

What should be done if JSA recommendations are not implemented during site preparation and work performance?

Why are repeat observations necessary until all hazards are identified, as per the text?

What is a potential injury associated with Electrical Energy?

How can asphyxiation occur in a confined space related to Chemical Energy?

What is a key prevention measure for Chemical Energy hazards?

What type of injuries can result from stored mechanical energy hazards?

Which source is associated with Electrical Energy hazards?

How can the hazard of stored elements falling from loads being raised be prevented?

What type of injury is specifically mentioned as a result of Chemical Energy hazards?

What is a preventive measure for stored mechanical energy hazards associated with slippery surfaces?

Which action can contribute to preventing fractures of legs, arms, and skull due to stored mechanical energy hazards?

What action can prevent fire or injuries related to Electrical Energy hazards?

How can potential injuries from stored mechanical energy sources be minimized?

What is the main focus of hazard prevention for Chemical Energy?

Which type of energy at Tasnee is related to vehicles, engines, and rotating/moving parts?

What is a safety measure to prevent injuries related to working at heights?

What is a potential injury that can occur due to Electrical Energy hazards?

What type of energy at Tasnee includes chemicals and explosives as sources of hazards?

Which practice contributes to the prevention of wounds and bruises caused by stored mechanical energy hazards?

Which energy type at Tasnee is associated with electrical power generation and installations?

What is an effective method to reduce potential ankle injuries due to stored mechanical energy?

What is a possible injury related to Thermal Energy according to the information provided?

In Tasnee's General Information, which energy type involves steam systems and engines exhaust pipes as hazards?

Which energy type at Tasnee deals with compressed gas cylinders and utility compressed air hazards?

What system aims to prevent undesirable events by proper isolation methods for all energy types at Tasnee?

'Visible sunlight' and 'microwave oven' are sources of hazards related to which energy type at Tasnee?

What is the primary purpose of a lockout device, as described in the text?

In the context of process isolation, what is a common method to prevent the passage of substances?

What does Tasnee recommend as a response step when raising an alarm?

What action is recommended when a victim cannot be safely removed from an unsafe area?

What is the purpose of giving each padlock a unique identification number and registering it?

In terms of job safety, what does 'ALARP' stand for?

What does 'JSA' stand for in the context of safety procedures?

What is the main objective of process isolation as described in the text?

Who is responsible for reviewing and approving the proper energy isolation execution?

What action should be taken once all permit-related to energy isolation are closed?

What is the responsibility of the Permit Receiver in the energy isolation workflow?

What is the purpose of filling all of the energy isolation form and permit form?

When should the equipment be considered ready for handover in the energy isolation workflow?

What is the main task of the Permit Issuer in the energy isolation workflow?

Which step involves placing all locks key in the group isolation box in the energy isolation workflow?

What must be done after placing operation lock in group isolation box and tagging energy isolation form in the energy isolation workflow?

What specific characteristic of process substances creates hazards to people, facilities, and the environment when released?

What does the Wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) consider to estimate the effect of temperature on humans?

Which term is used to define a temperature that exceeds or falls below Occupational Health limits?

What type of substance is capable of causing serious injury or death to a person according to the text?

Which part of the body signifies confined space entry according to the text?

What is the primary use of the Wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) according to the text?

What is the primary consideration when determining a confined space entry according to the text?

What type of apparent temperature does Wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) estimate?

What is the recommended method for positive isolation for hot work, according to the text?

Why are blocked valves, including double block and bleed arrangements, not considered acceptable methods for positive isolation for hot work?

What preparation step is required regarding instrument impulse tubes before hot work can commence?

Why should an initial combustible gas test be conducted before starting hot work?

What criteria determine when gas tests should be conducted during the hot work process?

What step is necessary regarding flow or pressure sources before starting hot work?

What is essential to ensure before closing out the permit related to energy isolation?

Why is it necessary to conduct gas tests periodically during hot work?

What must be kept ready to use in case of Air Conditioners shutdown or any emergency?

When should a rescue plan be prepared for confined space entry?

According to IMRS 13-02-01-23, what document should the ventilation plan be prepared and approved as per?

What factor does the ventilation of a space depend on, apart from the ventilation rate and material being ventilated?

What is mandatory for all types of Confined Space entry according to the text?

What does the Rescue Plan need to consider according to the text?

What aspect does a positive means of ventilating a confined space need to establish according to the text?

What is the maximum allowable frequency between gas tests according to the text?

When should a functional test be carried out for the Gas detector device, as per the text?

What must be done before restarting hot work if the job is stopped or interrupted for more than one hour?

Under what circumstances should gas testing be conducted or repeated according to the text?

What is the consequence of working in an atmosphere containing toxic gas or vapor beyond threshold limits value (TLV) without using appropriate protection?

What is the purpose of conducting a fresh gas test before restarting hot work according to the text?

What should be recorded in the Work Permit every 2 hours as per the text?

What action should be taken if removal of gas-burning torches from a confined space is not practical?

When should gas testing be conducted or repeated according to the text?

What must be done with the electrode holder when arc welding is stopped for any reason?

What should be done to the welding machine when it is unattended?

Why is it important to inspect arc welding leads and oxy-acetylene hoses before use?

What is one of the key considerations related to hot work in confined spaces?

What should be the condition of arc welding leads and oxy-acetylene hoses before use?

How should hoses and torches be lowered into a confined space?

What is a critical step after completing arc welding for any reason?

It is recommended to perform electrical energizing, de-energizing, and electrical trip first reset on high voltage (400 Volt) electrical equipment only.

Energy isolation does not need to be carried out before working on electrical equipment.

The emergency equipment required by the permit does not need to be available at the work site.

Housekeeping is not important before closing out the work permit.

A joint Work Area Field Check with the Permit Receiver is not necessary to verify Task execution complete.

Updating the closed work permit status in the shift handover log is not required.

The Permit Receiver is responsible for ensuring that workers entering confined spaces understand the requirements of the Confined Space Entry.

The Permit Receiver is not required to report any incidents to the permit issuer.

Lock-out, tag out procedures do not need to be carried out by the Permit Receiver.

The Standby/Fire Watch personnel should only present themselves to the permit issuer after signing the work permit.

The Permit Receiver is responsible for ensuring that emergency equipment required by the work permit is available at the job site.

The Permit Receiver can be regarded as a safe maker in his custody according to Tasnee's guidelines.

Corrections or alterations on a permit shall be allowed.

The field copy of the permit should be retained at the permit office.

Blank permits can be signed in advance as per the text.

A separate work permit is required for each equipment even if the task extends over more than one equipment.

All tasks with the same hazardous characteristics must be executed in separate permits according to the text.

The minimum TPC PPE requirements include a safety helmet, safety glasses, and short sleeve clothes.

During radiographic work, all other active tasks within the affected area should continue without interruption.

If conditions for work have changed, a new permit must be issued according to the text.

The maximum total working time can be extended up to 18 hours during normal operation according to the text.

If the receiver of the work permit changes, the continuation of the work permit does not need to be signed on both copies.

All energy sources must be isolated before a work permit is issued as per the text.

The equipment to be worked on does not need to be positively identified before a work permit is issued according to the text.

In the incident on the Piper Alpha offshore platform in 1988, the explosion was caused by a failure of a lock out / tag out system.

A pump injecting liquid nitrogen into the oil export line stopped at 10:00 p.m. on July 6, 1988, leading to the explosion at Piper Alpha.

Work permits at Tasnee are not necessary to ensure the safety of people and equipment.

A work permit specifies what must be done to create hazardous working conditions.

The work permit provides tools for monitoring conditions to ensure early detection of deviations that may lead to unsafe conditions.

The primary goal of Risk Assessment at Tasnee is to increase the number of hazards in the workplace.

A risk assessment involves making a formal judgement on the consequence and probability using: Risk = Severity(How Good) x Likelihood

Risk assessment starts by asking key questions such as 'How Bad?' and 'How Likely?'

In a risk assessment, you should assume something has already gone right and the worker is exposed to the hazard.

A Job Safety Analysis (JSA) always takes place before a risk assessment to look for more granular dangers.

The equation for calculating risk in a risk assessment is: Risk = Severity x Probability

In a risk assessment, you evaluate the likelihood of an event occurring based on the exposure to the hazard.

Risk assessment involves making an informal judgement on the consequence and probability using: Risk = Severity x Likelihood

The job safety analysis looks at individual tasks to identify potential hazards and come up with controls to keep everyone safe.

In a risk assessment, you evaluate the consequence of an event happening based on the exposure to the hazard.

A JSA is typically performed before a risk assessment in order to address higher level hazards first.

A detailed JSA is not required when entering an underground confined space if the pipelines are completely isolated.

The JSA for entering a confined space must be prepared and approved by any department within the organization.

It is not necessary to ensure there is no leakage from lines passing through the confined space before entry.

In case of leakage from lines passing through a confined space, they should be left as they are without isolation.

The JSA for underground confined spaces must be conducted by the contractor, not the concerned department issuing the permit.

Leakage from lines in a confined space should be ignored if the entry is urgent and cannot be delayed.

The JSA for confined spaces must only be conducted for trenches and manholes, excluding pits.

Lines passing through a confined space do not need to be checked for leakage prior to entry if the entry is planned during regular working hours.

If there is leakage from lines in a confined space, isolation of the lines is optional.

The JSA for entering a confined space does not need to be approved by any department within the organization.

Rescue plan for confined Space Entry Category B must be reviewed and approved by the Incident Commander.

For confined Space Entry Category A, the Rescue plan does not need to be countersigned by the permit issuer.

Minimum rescue equipment is not required to be readily available for confined Space Entry Category B.

A rescue plan for confined Space Entry Category A is attached without the confined space entry permit at the site.

The rescue plan for confined Space Entry Category B needs to be prepared after entry into the confined space.

In confined Space Entry, a hand-cranked mechanical winch and tripod are required when entrant is three feet below the entrance.

The rescue plan for confined Space Entry Category A does not need to be approved by the Incident Commander.

For confined Space Entry, breathing apparatus is not considered a necessary equipment.

The rescue plan for confined Space Entry Category B does not require a permit issuer's approval.

Explosion-proof lighting is only needed in confined spaces with no potential for explosions.