Preview Questions EHS Manager | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How does the bowtie model contribute to chemical plant risk management?

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It measures the impact of environmental changes on production

It evaluates the financial risk of expanding production capacity

It helps calculate insurance premiums for the plant

It helps visualize risk scenarios, causes, consequences, and mitigation measures

Question 2: In the context of chemical risk management, what is the purpose of root cause analysis (RCA)?

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To assess the impact of chemical releases on the environment

To calculate the risk exposure of employees

To develop marketing strategies for chemical products

To identify the underlying causes of accidents and hazards

Question 3: Under the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, what is required for chemical plant fire prevention?

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Only periodic fire drills without equipment checks

Ignoring potential fire hazards if they are not immediately visible

A general fire alarm system without regular testing

A comprehensive fire prevention plan and regular training for employees

Question 4: What is the primary difference between a scoping study and a full EIA?

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Scoping identifies key environmental issues and data needs, while a full EIA assesses all impacts in depth

Scoping assesses financial risk, while a full EIA focuses on ecological impacts

Scoping focuses on economic impacts, while a full EIA covers only environmental effects

Scoping is required for small projects, while a full EIA is for large projects

Question 5: What is the primary purpose of an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) in an EIA for chemical plants?

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To calculate the financial costs associated with mitigation

To calculate potential environmental liabilities

To define operational protocols during the construction phase

To define strategies for mitigating identified environmental impacts

Question 6: In the context of chemical plant risk management, what does ALARP stand for?

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Automated Liquid Assessment and Reaction Protocol

Advanced Liability and Risk Protocol

Advanced Load and Recoil Pressure

As Low As Reasonably Practicable