20. In the minerals industry risk management process, which one is not a component of the risk assessment? Analyze and evaluate risks a. Understand the hazards d. b. Identify unwanted events e. Consider the controls/barriers c. Fix the identified events 21. Secondary risk factors that can contribute to the development of MSDS are: a. Contact stress d. work methods b. Vibration е. All of the above С. Temperature (too hot or too cold) f. None of the above d. Work organization 22. A risk assessment tool that is used for preliminary analysis method to identify and understand risks; to be pro-active and systematic, and team based. а. WRAC d. FMEA b. HAZOP е. QRA С. JSA 23. Heat stress is caused by heat generated by means of. a. Hot weather d. Furnaces, kilns or other heat sources b. Human body е. Working in the sun С. Human body and heat gained from the environment 24. Loss of control of vehicle is an example of what component of the Bow-Tie Analysis Model: Hazard d. Recovery measures a. b. Threat е. Top event С. Control measures 25. In the Bow-Tie Analysis Model, vehicle in motion (on haul roads) is an example of: а. Hazard d. Recovery measures b. Threat e. Top event с. Control measures

20. In the minerals industry risk management process, which one is not a component of the risk assessment? Analyze and evaluate risks a. Understand the hazards d. b. Identify unwanted events e. Consider the controls/barriers c. Fix the identified events 21. Secondary risk factors that can contribute to the development of MSDS are: a. Contact stress d. work methods b. Vibration е. All of the above С. Temperature (too hot or too cold) f. None of the above d. Work organization 22. A risk assessment tool that is used for preliminary analysis method to identify and understand risks; to be pro-active and systematic, and team based. а. WRAC d. FMEA b. HAZOP е. QRA С. JSA 23. Heat stress is caused by heat generated by means of. a. Hot weather d. Furnaces, kilns or other heat sources b. Human body е. Working in the sun С. Human body and heat gained from the environment 24. Loss of control of vehicle is an example of what component of the Bow-Tie Analysis Model: Hazard d. Recovery measures a. b. Threat е. Top event С. Control measures 25. In the Bow-Tie Analysis Model, vehicle in motion (on haul roads) is an example of: а. Hazard d. Recovery measures b. Threat e. Top event с. Control measures

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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