Quiz Hotel Service Unit 1 Q1

Hotel Service Unit 1 Q1

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Why is it important to assess the likelihood of a hazard occurring during a risk assessment?

C) To reduce the vessel’s operating costs

B) To help determine the urgency and level of control measures required to manage the risk

A) To avoid unnecessary work

D) To improve crew morale

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Who is typically responsible for carrying out a risk assessment on a merchant vessel?

A) The vessel’s captain or master, with input from relevant officers and crew members

D) A visiting engineer

C) The vessel’s cook

B) A shore-based safety inspector

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How does a risk assessment contribute to safety onboard a vessel?

B) It ensures that identified hazards are controlled or mitigated, reducing the likelihood of accidents and injuries

D) It helps the vessel conserve fuel

C) It allows the crew to avoid inspections

A) It increases the vessel’s power output

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Which of the following is a key factor to consider when carrying out a risk assessment?

B) The potential hazards that could cause harm to the crew, the likelihood of those hazards occurring, and the severity of the consequences

D) The aesthetic appearance of the vessel

A) The financial cost of the vessel

C) The crew’s personal preferences for equipment

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When carrying out a risk assessment, why is it necessary to consider both the task and the working environment?

C) To avoid equipment failure

A) To reduce the workload

D) To increase the speed of operations

B) To ensure that all possible risks, including those related to the task itself and the surrounding environment, are identified and mitigated

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Why is the captain or master responsible for conducting risk assessments on board?

A) Because they are in charge of steering the vessel

C) Because they handle the finances of the vessel

D) Because they manage the ship’s inventory

B) Because they have overall responsibility for the safety of the vessel and its crew

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What is the primary purpose of conducting a risk assessment on a merchant vessel?

C) To improve the vessel’s appearance

D) To ensure the crew follows orders more efficiently

A) To increase the vessel’s speed

B) To identify hazards, assess the associated risks, and implement measures to reduce or eliminate those risks, ensuring the safety of crew and equipment

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What is one of the key goals of a risk assessment?

A) To speed up work processes

C) To create a safer work environment by eliminating or controlling hazards that pose risks to crew members

B) To reduce downtime during maintenance

D) To assess the vessel’s performance

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Can other crew members assist in the risk assessment process?

A) No, only the captain can conduct the risk assessment

C) Only shore-based personnel can assist

D) The crew can only assist after the risk assessment is completed

B) Yes, relevant officers and crew members should provide input based on their knowledge of specific tasks and equipment

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