Assessment: Risk Assessment for Yachts

Why Is Risk Assessment Important?

Why Is Risk Assessment Important?

This lesson will explain to you how to calculate the likelihood of an accident, and the seriousness of its consequences. You will also be introduced to the ALARP triangle.

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Human Error and Learning from Mistakes 1 minute
What Is the Risk? 5 minutes
Is it Possible to Reduce the Risk to Zero? 1 minute

Four Steps of Risk Assessment

Four Steps of Risk Assessment

This lesson will take you through the four steps of risk assessment. You will learn about the Take Five program that will be a good tool for you to use when assessing risks.

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The Four Steps of Risk Assessment 3 minutes
Identifying Risk 1 minute
A Risk Control Plan 2 minutes
Implementing Safeguards and Take Five 2 minutes
Assessment: Risk Assessment for Yachts 3 minutes

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Why Is Risk Assessment Important?

Why Is Risk Assessment Important?

This lesson will explain to you how to calculate the likelihood of an accident, and the seriousness of its consequences. You will also be introduced to the ALARP triangle.

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Human Error and Learning from Mistakes 1 minute
What Is the Risk? 5 minutes
Is it Possible to Reduce the Risk to Zero? 1 minute

Four Steps of Risk Assessment

Four Steps of Risk Assessment

This lesson will take you through the four steps of risk assessment. You will learn about the Take Five program that will be a good tool for you to use when assessing risks.

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The Four Steps of Risk Assessment 3 minutes
Identifying Risk 1 minute
A Risk Control Plan 2 minutes
Implementing Safeguards and Take Five 2 minutes
Assessment: Risk Assessment for Yachts 3 minutes
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Assessment: Risk Assessment for Yachts

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Question 1 of 5

Which of the following is NOT part of a Risk Assessment?

Question 2 of 5

What is the approximate percentage of all accidents that happen due to human error?

Question 3 of 5

What is the take five program?

Question 4 of 5

Why is it important to find the root cause of an accident?

Question 5 of 5

What is risk defined as a combination of?

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Which of the following is NOT part of a Risk Assessment?

Risk Analysis.
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Hazard Creation.
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Risk Evaluation.
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Hazard Identification.
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What is the approximate percentage of all accidents that happen due to human error?

30%–40%
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50%–60%
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60%–80%
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What is the take five program?

A five-day classroom training you can attend.
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A five-step procedure to follow when you are performing a task on your own.
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A new way of working to prevent fatigue.
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Why is it important to find the root cause of an accident?

To be able to prevent similar accidents in the future.
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To know who was responsible.
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To make sure the personnel involved get trained not to repeat their mistakes.
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What is risk defined as a combination of?

Seriousness of consequence and exposure.
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Likelihood and seriousness of consequence.
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Likelihood and frequency.
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Which of the following is NOT part of a Risk Assessment?

Risk Analysis.
Your answer
Hazard Creation.
Your answer
Risk Evaluation.
Your answer
Hazard Identification.
Your answer

What is the approximate percentage of all accidents that happen due to human error?

30%–40%
Your answer
50%–60%
Your answer
60%–80%
Your answer

What is the take five program?

A five-day classroom training you can attend.
Your answer
A five-step procedure to follow when you are performing a task on your own.
Your answer
A new way of working to prevent fatigue.
Your answer

Why is it important to find the root cause of an accident?

To be able to prevent similar accidents in the future.
Your answer
To know who was responsible.
Your answer
To make sure the personnel involved get trained not to repeat their mistakes.
Your answer

What is risk defined as a combination of?

Seriousness of consequence and exposure.
Your answer
Likelihood and seriousness of consequence.
Your answer
Likelihood and frequency.
Your answer
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