2. In an accident investigation, which of the following steps follows the development of the sequence of events?
3. A worker has slipped on a wet floor in the processing plant. What might be a surface cause?
4. A worker has slipped on a wet floor in the processing plant. What might be a system performance root cause for the accident?
5. This is the most frequency type of accident investigation in most workplaces: (Brauer, 570)
6. A worker has slipped on a wet floor in the processing plant. What might be a system design root cause for the accident?
7. Which of the following is not one of the requirements of an effective safety management system? (Petersen, TSM, 37)
8. According to Petersen, in most cases, unsafe behavior is a normal behavior; it is the result of normal people reacting to:(Petersen, TSM, 35)
9. Which of the following is not listed by Petersen as one of the management activities required after setting safety goals? (Petersen, TSM, 29)
10. According to Petersen, this theory states we can trace all contributing factors to their underlying causes (Petersen, ASSE, 9)
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