Nebosh diploma - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HAZOP Table headings (6) D GP CC S A correct answer: Deviation Cause. Consequence. Safeguards. Actions GW Parameter Existing controls. Addtnl controls Remember, one GW against one parameter can have say 4 causes. The safeguards column may be empty if you don't know them... guide word (HAZOP) correct answer: A specific word chosen from a limited pool of words, that is used in pairing with a "parameter" in order to create a system deviation. Formal structures and Groups (organisati...

NEBOSH DIPLOMA UNIT A PART 2.

HAZOP Table headings (6) D GP CC S A correct answers Deviation Cause. Consequence. Safeguards. Actions GW Parameter Existing controls. Addtnl controls Remember, one GW against one parameter can have say 4 causes. The safeguards column may be empty if you don't know them... guide word (HAZOP) correct answers A specific word chosen from a limited pool of words, that is used in pairing with a "parameter" in order to create a system deviation. Formal structures and Groups (organisation...

Nebosh Diploma Unit B

NEBOSH Diploma (Unit A) - Part 2

NEBOSH DIPLOMA UNIT A PART 2

What are the 5 conditions to allow tort of breach of statutory duty? (tbsd) correct answer: 1. The statute permits a civil action for breach of statutory duty. 2. The class of person is one that the statute was designed to protect (eg employee) 3. The breach is one that the statute was designed to protect. 4. Failure to carry out the duty. Depends on how the breach is qualified...eg Furness v midland bank water drops failed on this point. 5. The breach led to damage or injury. res ipsa l...

Nebosh Diploma Unit B

NEBOSH DIPLOMA UNIT A PART 2 UNIT 5 TO 10 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

NEBOSH Diploma Unit A Question and answers already passed 2023/2024 What are the 5 conditions to allow tort of breach of statutory duty? (tbsd) - correct answer 1. The statute permits a civil action for breach of statutory duty. 2. The class of person is one that the statute was designed to protect (eg employee) 3. The breach is one that the statute was designed to protect. 4. Failure to carry out the duty. Depends on how the breach is qualified...eg Furness v midland bank water drops failed...