Question 1 of 18

What is the first thing to do before starting to tear down insulation?

• Put on PPE.
• Inform the safety representative.
• Find out what material the insulation consists of.

Question 2 of 18

What should you do if someone accidentally ingests a harmful substance?

• Give the person a sandwich to bind the harmful substances in the body.
• Look in MSDS and possibly give the person one to two glasses of milk.
• Try to induce vomiting.

Question 3 of 18

To whom should an individual on-board employee report an occupational injury?

• The Swedish Försäkringskassa
• The Swedish Transport Agency
• The Employer

Question 4 of 18

Which of the oils marine diesel, heavy oil and lubricating oil contain the most carcinogenic substances?

• Heavy oil
• Lubricating oil
• Marine diesel

Question 5 of 18

When should personal fall protection be used?

• Full body harness with fall absorber must always be used at heights >2 m.
• When collective fall protection is lacking and when there is a risk that someone will be injured as a result of a fall.
• If the worker doesn’t have the training, he or she doesn’t need to use a personal fall protection.

Question 6 of 18

Who has the overall responsibility for the working environment on board?

• The Master
• The First Engineer
• The Shipping Company

Question 7 of 18

Is it a requirement to use prescribed PPE?

• No, it is just a recommendation.
• Yes, it is a requirement.
• It depends on the task and how much experience the staff has.

Question 8 of 18

What issues does the ILO work with?

• Marine environment.
• Fair work conditions.
• Safety at sea.

Question 9 of 18

Can a safety representative consult with his trade union in a matter that is bound by professional secrecy?

• Yes, but only if the person whom the case is concerning has given their ok.
• No, it is not allowed.
• Yes, it is allowed.

Question 10 of 18

If your work doesn’t involve heavy lifting, can it still cause musculoskeletal disorders?

• Only if you have been doing the same job for more than 20 years, before that there is no risk of load problems.
• No, the load is not enough.
• Yes, for example, can a still but monotonous work, such as computer work, damage your joints.

Question 11 of 18

At what equivalent sound level must hearing protection be worn on board?

• At 80 dB.
• At 65 dB.
• At 70 dB.

Question 12 of 18

Is the employer obliged to act if someone is subjected to offensive discrimination?

• Yes
• Sometimes, it depends on what the violation is concerning.
• No, but the employer must take preventive measures.

Question 13 of 18

What has generally a positive effect on ergonomics?

• Stress
• Everyone lifting heavy machinery on their own to make the job go faster
• Avoiding monotonous work
• Avoiding to use your legs when lifting something heavy from the ground

Question 14 of 18

Who is ultimately responsible for carrying out risk assessments on ships?

• The Employer.
• Anyone who’s been assigned the task.
• The Master.

Question 15 of 18

What is true about optimal stress?

• One-sided and monotonous work reduces the risk of stress.
• Established routines suit everyone on board.
• With enough time for recovery, the right amount of stress can make us effective.

Question 16 of 18

How much can the lighting in a workshop deteriorate in a year due to pollution?

• About 30 %
• About 75 %
• About 60 %

Question 17 of 18

What is the requirement for working with thermosetting plastics?

• Special training and a medical examination.
• That the person is over 20 years of age.
• The person leading the work has training in thermosetting plastics.

Question 18 of 18

What issues should the Safety Committee primarily address?

• General issues.
• Detail questions.
• All issues, there is no order of priority.