PSMS
True or False
Random PSMS
PSMS II
Are you smarter than a 5th Grader
100

P_ _ _ _ _ _ _ L

Safety

Managment

S_ _ _ _ _ M

Personnel

System 

100

PSMS is required for all tasks?

False

PSMS is for task with Fatality / LAI Potential or task involving LSRA's PSMS 


100

What are the 4 items in the PSMS Framework?

Leadership

Contractor Engagement

Safety in the Moment

Safety Capacity

100

How many LSRA's start with a "W"

3

WAME

Working at Height

Work Authorization

100

What is the main ingredient in guacamole?

Avocado

200

Start work checks "shall" be performed when?

Must give all correct answers

During the Pre Task Brief with the work team immediately before starting work.

At hold points during the task to confirm safeguards are in place and effective.

Upon identifying a trigger when work conditions, scope, or task hazards change. 


200

All tasks perform have Hold Points?

False

Not all tasks have Hold Points

200

What is the objective of PSMS?

Why do we do this?

Correct Answer Only!!

To eliminate "FATALITIES" and "LIFE ALTERING INJURIES / LAI'S"

200

If you add the life belts and LSRA's together how many are there combined?

22

200

What branch of government does the President fall under?

Executive

300

I am a Pre Task briefing tool...what am I?

JSA

300

Following any Non-Routine Tasks an AAR (After Action Review) should be performed?

True

300

What does the green box in the flow chart cover?

LMRA Go to Work

300

What is a hold point noted during a task?

I don't won't you to tell me what a "Hold Point" is I want you to tell me what the purpose is. 

Planned times to determine safeguards are in place.

Note: Hold Points and Pre Task Briefings are not the same.

300

What is the body of water between Florida and Texas called?

Gulf of America formerly known as the Gulf of Mexico

400

What are the three interrupters' in PSMS?

There's not three, there's two

Hold Points & Triggers

400

The objective of PSMS is to eliminate Fatalities / Life Altering Injuries (LAI)?

True

400

What is the second topic in the LMRA?

Think

400

What is a "Trigger"

Correct answer only!!

Condition or behavior that provides a clue that a hazard may be present or a safeguard may be absent and the team should stop work and address the risk(s).

400

Which continent is the least populated?

Antartica

500

What is the third question in the AAR?

Describe what were the differences. 

500

Work can be performed without safeguard verification.

Bonus for an additional 500 points: Besides you during your LMRA who is required to do verify safeguard verifications prior to the task?

False

OS, SSHE Coach, Rig Manager, Trained PSMS Delegate

500

How many bullet topics are listed under Work Environment "Error Prone Situations"?

Bonus Question for 500 Points

Is weather a trigger or error prone situation?

5

*Work area difficult to access   *Work arounds

*Confusing displays   *Change from routine

*Inoperable equipment

Weather is a trigger!!

500

Besides before starting a task, when should you conduct a Last Minute Risk Assessment (LMRA)?

Correct answers only!!

Hint there are 4 additional answers

When work is stopped in response to a trigger

When conditions / circumstances change 

When rushed, distracted, uncertain, or when something just doesn’t feel right 

When returning to work after a break, a near miss, or an incident occurs

500

You peer through a window into a room and count 20 eyes. If each person has a typical number of eyes, how many people are in the room?

10

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