Help with auditing question review. Question 1 The benefits of a Health and Safety Management System include which of the following?

Question 1 options:

A reduction in accidents and occupational ill health A reduction in stress and an increase in productivity A reduction in the likelihood of paying legal costs and compensation All of the above

Question 2 Requirements in the areas of SHE protection in the form of a policy statement include which of the following?

Question 2 options:

A written statement A clear written statement of the organization's position relating to loss control in safety, health, and the environment A written statement of only the roles and responsibilities Kept in a binder

Question 3 Which of the following is a key element of any system that is often overlooked?

Question 3 options:

Planning Training Implementation A H&S policy

Question 4 An area where an organization may have to develop their own standard include which of the following?

Question 4 options:

Assets design and procurement Substance control and material hazards Transport and distribution All of the above

Question 5 Auditing is derived from Latin and means which of the following?

Question 5 options:

A hearing Learning Checking Performance

Question 6 What should an audit attempt to establish?

Question 6 options:

The adequacy of the requirements The steps necessary to achieve further improvement The extent to which regulatory requirements are met All of the above

Question 7 Which of the following is a reason for conducting a SHE management Systems audit?

Question 7 options:

Establish a baseline It is required It is recommended None of the above

Question 8 How often should an audit be conducted?

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Annually Bi-annually Determined by a pre-determined audit plan None of the above

Question 9 (1 point) Saved What is the first objective of an SHE audit?

Question 9 options:

Determine compliance Recognize and give credit for the particularly good things that are observed To meet a standard All of the above

Question 10 What do specialized audits equate to?

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Practical management Life safety Tactical management All of the above

Question 11 A level 1 audit is which of the following?

Question 11 options:

Specialized audit Management audit Compliance audit None of the above

Question 12 Objectives of safety audits include which of the following?

Question 12 options:

Establishing the current level of safety performance Identifying areas of high hazard and risk issues Summarizing the current strengths and weaknesses All of the above

Question 13 What quality makes a good auditor?

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Fairness Professional Independence All of the above

Question 14 Which is a key competency of an auditor?

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Good listener Organized Attention to detail None of the above

Question 15 How many auditors does a compliance level audit require?

Question 15 options:

1 3 5 2

Question 16 The main responsibility of the lead Auditor is to?

Question 16 options:

Ensure that the audit process is conducted effectively Train all the auditors Perform only level 2 audits Choose the type of audit to perform

Question 17 Which best describes a protocol?

Question 17 options:

Prescribed means of evaluating compliance Open and honest Having an audit plan Training of auditors

Question 18 A benefit of a Pre-prepared checklist is which of the following?

Question 18 options:

Specific Brief checklist Standardization All of the above

Question 19 The success of any SHE audit lies fundamentally in which of the following?

Question 19 options:

Having a checklist Asking the right questions Having protocols in place An audit trail

Question 20 What type of look is an audit considered?

Question 20 options:

A general look A focused look A specific look None of the above

Question 21 What is the purpose of a document review in an audit?

Question 21 options:

To verify corrective action was taken For a more efficient audit Both a. and b. None of the above

Question 22 Operation documents describe:

Question 22 options:

What should be done How something is done What is actually done All of the above

Question 23 Which of the following show that the audit process is credible?

Question 23 options:

A well prepared auditor Have at least one auditor who has audited that type of facility before A certified auditor A CRSP performing the audit

Question 24 According to ISO 19001 how many years of relevant work experience should an auditor have?

Question 24 options:

2 3 5 7

Question 25 What is something that can undermine an audit?

Question 25 options:

A conclusion that cannot be substantiated Too many auditors Not enough auditors All of the above

Question 26 The purpose of a compliance audit is to:

Question 26 options:

To determine organization meets the obligations of the OHSA Determine if exposures are below the Occupational exposure limit Determine if PPE is required Determine if more training is needed

Question 27 If workers are utilizing respirators then which of the following applies?

Question 27 options:

Fit-testing is not required Fit-testing is required Air sampling is required Air sampling is not required

Question 28 A Quantitative measurement is defined as?

Question 28 options:

Measurement of data that can be put into numbers Generic points Information that is not numerical "yes" or "no"

Question 29 A corrective action in an audit would include which of the following information?

Question 29 options:

Location being audited Date of audit Standard or instruction being audited All of the above

Question 30 What does IRIS stand for?

Question 30 options:

Internal Safety Rated System Internal Safety Rating Systems International Safety Rating System International Safety Rated System

Question 31 The type of audit that requires the most auditors is?

Question 31 options:

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

Question 32 The Specific Code of Ethics for an auditing team should include which of the following?

Question 32 options:

Prohibit the auditor from auditing an organization for which they have provided program development and/or other consulting services Prohibits auditor from making recommendations with the intent to market additional services Both a. and b. None of the above

Question 33 Advantages of the Plaudit 2 process include which of the following?

Question 33 options:

Provides an established series of checklists or protocols Covers a wide range of (sixty) different aspects of SHE Identifies the need for verification and guidance on how to achieve this All of the above

Question 34 Plaudit 2 is best suited for which level of audit?

Question 34 options:

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

Question 35 In the Plaudit 2 the 'K" stands for which of the following?

Question 35 options:

Key action leading to a recommendation Key recommendations Key are of non-compliance Key area of excellence

Question 36 How is the overall aspect score of an audit calculated?

Question 36 options:

Compliance % for aspect = Total score in that aspect 100 Compliance % for aspect = Total score of all elements in that aspect Compliance % for aspect = Total score of all elements in that aspect 100 Compliance % for aspect = Total score in that aspect 10

Question 37 Which best describes Audit fatigue?

Question 37 options:

Audits become so frequent that they start being resented or corrective action requests are ignored Audits become so infrequent that they start being resented or corrective action requests are ignored Audits become so frequent that corrective action requests are ignored Audits become so frequent that they start being resented and corrective action requests are ignored

Question 38 Which best describes Exit meeting?

Question 38 options:

Meeting between the auditor and auditees when the preliminary audit findings will be shared. Meeting between the auditor and auditees at the end of the on-site part of the audit, at which the recommendations are shared Meeting between the auditor and auditee Meeting between the auditor and auditees at the end of the on-site part of the audit, at which the preliminary audit findings will be shared

Question 39 Which best describes Process safety?

Question 39 options:

Discipline that focuses on the prevention of physical situations Discipline that focuses on the prevention of physical situations which have the potential to injury to humans Discipline that focuses on the prevention of physical situations which have the potential to injury to humans or damage to property or the environment Discipline that focuses on the prevention of physical situations which have the potential to injury to humans or damage to property

Question 40 Which audit level is the process safety audit?

Question 40 options:

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

Question 41 A due diligence is audit is primarily aimed at?

Question 41 options:

Identifying liabilities Prevention Exposures Management

Question 42 A due diligence audit should include which of the following?

Question 42 options:

A site tour Training records Waste disposal All of the above

Question 43 A due diligence auditor needs to be on alert for?

Question 43 options:

Records Environmental legacy issues Training PPE

Question 44 PDCA stands for which of the following?

Question 44 options:

Plan-do-check-act Plan-donate-check-act Plan-do-compliance-act Plan-do-check-audit

Question 45 In ISO 14001 the pillars of sustainability include?

Question 45 options:

Environment, exposure and society Environment effect, economy and society Environment, economy and society Environment, economy and standard

Question 46

In OSHA 18001 which is the number one principle?

Question 46 options:

Compliance Prevent injury Continuous improvement Meet H7S objectives

Question 47 In the hierarchy of controls which is top priority?

Question 47 options:

Substitution Elimination PPE Admin controls

Question 48 Nonconformity is best described as which of the following?

Question 48 options:

ISO term for circumstances that do not meet the requirements of a documented standard ISO term for circumstances that do not meet the requirements of a documented standard ISO term for conditions that do not meet the requirements of a standard ISO term for circumstances that do not meet the requirements of a standard

Question 49 OHSAS 18001 is best described as which of the following?

Question 49 options:

International standard for assessing health and safety management performance Standard for assessing health and safety ISO standard for the USA None of the above

Question 50 Which best describes a standard?

Question 50 options:

Written instructions to meet a requirement Written requirement that can serve as the basis for comparison Written instructions for a process Written instructions for a procedure