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AIDA 182 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What risk control technique reduces frequency of losses and can
reduce severity? - CORRECT ANSWER-Loss prevention.
What risk control technique is used for business risk more so
than hazard risks? - CORRECT ANSWER-Diversification.
Discontinuing a product is what practice? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Avoidance.
What risk control reduces loss severity and makes losses more
predictable? - CORRECT ANSWER-Duplication.
Avoidance is what? - CORRECT ANSWER-The most effective
way of managing any loss exposure.
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A training seminar in an effort to educate employees on safe
practices is an example of what loss control? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Loss prevention.
Sprinklers are an example of what control? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Loss reduction.
Widening and lessening the steepness of a ski slope is an
example of what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Loss prevention.
Making arrangements with a second supplier in the event that
the initial supplier fails to provide is what control? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Duplication.
"means to limit the potential impact from a loss at a single
location" is what control? - CORRECT ANSWER-Separation.
A systemic procedure that uses the results of other analysis
techniques to identify the predominant determinants of an
accident is called? - CORRECT ANSWER-Root cause analysis.
The second step of root cause analysis determines what agents
caused one event to trigger another. What are these agents? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Causal factors.
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What is true of root cause analysis? - CORRECT ANSWER-It
must produce effective recommendations for prevention of
future accidents.
What root cause analysis procedure came from quality control
procedures in industrial manufacturing? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Production-based root cause analysis.
A worker is killed because another worker removes a safety
device from the machine and another removes a warning sticker.
What is the root cause of this? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Inadequate training.
An analysis that begins with causes and then gets to
consequences is what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Failure mode
and effects analysis.
How do you prioritize using failure mode and effects analysis? -
CORRECT ANSWER-If two system failures are compared, the
one with a higher criticality score should be addressed first even
if its risk priority number is lower than the other system failure.
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In failure mode and effects analysis, ranking the severity of
losing each component is what? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Criticality analysis.
A failure mode with an effect on the same level that is being
analyzed produces what? - CORRECT ANSWER-A local effect.
How do you calculate criticality score? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Multiply the severity of failure by the likelihood of failure.
Severity * likelihood.
What analysis is identifying important components of
production process and ranking the severity of losing each into
four failure categories in an attempt to establish priorities of
hazards and control? - CORRECT ANSWER-Criticality
analysis.
Using failure mode and effects analysis to analyze a system,
subsystem, components, sub-assemblies, and parts, all with
different levels, these various systems and subsystems are what?
- CORRECT ANSWER-Indenture levels.
Fault tree analysis naturally suggests what? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Loss prevention measures.
AIDA 182 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What risk control technique reduces frequency of losses and can
reduce severity? - CORRECT ANSWER-Loss prevention.
What risk control technique is used for business risk more so
than hazard risks? - CORRECT ANSWER-Diversification.
Discontinuing a product is what practice? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Avoidance.
What risk control reduces loss severity and makes losses more
predictable? - CORRECT ANSWER-Duplication.
Avoidance is what? - CORRECT ANSWER-The most effective
way of managing any loss exposure.
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A training seminar in an effort to educate employees on safe
practices is an example of what loss control? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Loss prevention.
Sprinklers are an example of what control? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Loss reduction.
Widening and lessening the steepness of a ski slope is an
example of what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Loss prevention.
Making arrangements with a second supplier in the event that
the initial supplier fails to provide is what control? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Duplication.
"means to limit the potential impact from a loss at a single
location" is what control? - CORRECT ANSWER-Separation.
A systemic procedure that uses the results of other analysis
techniques to identify the predominant determinants of an
accident is called? - CORRECT ANSWER-Root cause analysis.
The second step of root cause analysis determines what agents
caused one event to trigger another. What are these agents? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Causal factors.
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What is true of root cause analysis? - CORRECT ANSWER-It
must produce effective recommendations for prevention of
future accidents.
What root cause analysis procedure came from quality control
procedures in industrial manufacturing? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Production-based root cause analysis.
A worker is killed because another worker removes a safety
device from the machine and another removes a warning sticker.
What is the root cause of this? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Inadequate training.
An analysis that begins with causes and then gets to
consequences is what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Failure mode
and effects analysis.
How do you prioritize using failure mode and effects analysis? -
CORRECT ANSWER-If two system failures are compared, the
one with a higher criticality score should be addressed first even
if its risk priority number is lower than the other system failure.
, 4|Page
In failure mode and effects analysis, ranking the severity of
losing each component is what? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Criticality analysis.
A failure mode with an effect on the same level that is being
analyzed produces what? - CORRECT ANSWER-A local effect.
How do you calculate criticality score? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Multiply the severity of failure by the likelihood of failure.
Severity * likelihood.
What analysis is identifying important components of
production process and ranking the severity of losing each into
four failure categories in an attempt to establish priorities of
hazards and control? - CORRECT ANSWER-Criticality
analysis.
Using failure mode and effects analysis to analyze a system,
subsystem, components, sub-assemblies, and parts, all with
different levels, these various systems and subsystems are what?
- CORRECT ANSWER-Indenture levels.
Fault tree analysis naturally suggests what? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Loss prevention measures.
