Alarp - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

NEBOSH IGC1 Terms questions with correct answers Definition of a Hazard - answer-Anything with the potential to cause harm (e.g. injury, ill health) Definition of Risk - answer-Risk is the likelihood that the harm from one or more particular hazards is realized/ or occurs. Definition of Accident - answer-An unplanned, unwanted sequence of events which results in loss of some kind. Definition of Incident - answer-An unplanned, unwanted sequence of events which had the potential to result...

JH - NEBOSH - IOG - Questions - Master Set, Top exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, verified. Identify the key stages of a workplace risk assessment - -Identify the hazards Decide who might be harmed and how Evaluate the risks and decide on precaution Record your findings and implement them Review your assessment and update if necessary Identify the hazard Outline the meaning of `as low as reasonably practicable' - ALARP - -"ALARP" is short for "as low as reasonab...

RPA - Answer-Radiation Protection Advisor, role must be carried out by Radiation Physicist RPS - Answer-Radiation Protection Supervisor, within the practice over sees radiation within the practice and ensures compliance with arrangements made by the Radiation Protection Advisor. ensures all staff have read local rules IRMER 2000 - Answer-Ionising Radiation Medical Exposure Regulations 2000 relates to staff IRR 99 - Answer-Ionising Radiation Regulations 1999 relates to patients Radiation mo...

absolute risk - Answer- An ideal and accurate description and quantification of risk. acceptable risk - Answer- A level of risk that is acceptable to the owner-user. ALARP - as low as reasonably practical - Answer- A concept of minimization that postulates that attributes (such as risk) can only be reduced to a certain minimum under current technology and with reasonable cost. components - Answer- Parts that make up a piece of equipment or equipment item. For example a pressure boundary...

Radiography - Answer-Is the use of electromagnetic radiation to form 2 dimentional images of the inside of the human body x-ray image - Answer-Radiogaph Radioopaque - Answer-Appears white (Light/grey) areas of the film after exposure. This shows structures that radiation does NOT easily pass through on the film Radioluscent - Answer-Appears Black (dark) areas on the film after exposure. This shows that structures that radiation can easily pass through on a film. Intraoral film - Answer-Fi...

What year were IR(ME)R And IRR established - ACCURATE ANSWER2017 What does IR(ME)R and IRR stand for - ACCURATE ANSWERIonising Radiation (Medical Exposure) regulations Ionising radiation regulations What does IRR deal with - ACCURATE ANSWERExposure to employees and the public What does IR(ME)R deal with - ACCURATE ANSWERExposure to patients for medical and non-medical procedures What factors does the IR(ME)R regulate - ACCURATE ANSWER-Justification of X-rays -optimisation (lowes...

Mild burns, cell mutation and cancer are all hazards of what? - ACCURATE ANSWERIonising radiation from x-rays Can X-rays be seen, heard or felt? - ACCURATE ANSWERNo What is the safe level of use with x-rays? - ACCURATE ANSWERThere isn't a safe level What does every radiation exposure cause? - ACCURATE ANSWERTissue damage Long term, low level exposure to radiation. - ACCURATE ANSWERStochastic Tissue reactions are... - ACCURATE ANSWERNon-cancer damaging effects Random developmen...

Ionising Radiation - ACCURATE ANSWERType of electromagnetic radiation that possesses energy, capable of passing through matter such as human tissue What happens when x-rays pass or hit the atoms of the matter? - ACCURATE ANSWERThey are: Unaltered, Scattered, Absorbed Radiopaque - ACCURATE ANSWERSubstances of greater density that absorb x-rays and appear in shades of white on film Radiolucent - ACCURATE ANSWERSubstances of less density that allow x-rays to pass through and appear dark on...

Process Safety Test 1|104 Questions with Verified Answers Flixborough is an example of failure of which process safety management system - CORRECT ANSWER Management of Change -a change was made to process equipment without understanding the possible hazards -design codes were not followed -plant layout & design of occupied buildings Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis falls under which pillar? - CORRECT ANSWER Understand Hazards and Risks What is the UN packing group for Acetic A...

Associate Safety Professional (ASP)- Safety Management Systems *Q&A* (100% Correct) 2025/2026 |VERIFIED| - What is the primary function of the system that identifies hazardous conditions, evaluates risks, and sets up appropriate risk control measures? Loss control - How is the combination of the severity of a defined exposure with its frequency of occurrence described? Risk - What is defined as any condition that can cause injury, illness, or damage to property or the environme...