Mitsubishi Elevators Safety Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Qualification, Exp. And blah blah.
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Q2. What is working profile. How you justify your role.
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Q3. Work. Profile. Challanges.
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Q4. Same like the above
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Q1. Tell me about your self.
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Q2. What is your expectation.
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Q3. Why want to join us.
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Q4. We only pay this amount.
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Q1. Regarding salary discussion
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Q2. How much hike are you expecting
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Q1. Safety issue faced how you solved
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Implemented a new safety training program to address frequent slip and fall incidents in the workplace.
• Conducted a thorough analysis of past incidents to identify common causes

• Collaborated with the HR department to develop a comprehensive safety training curriculum

• Implemented regular safety drills and hands-on training sessions for employees

• Monitored and evaluated the effectiveness of the new program through incident r...read more
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Q2. Scaffolding supervison procedure.work permit procedure
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Scaffolding supervision and work permit procedures are essential for ensuring safety on construction sites.
• Scaffolding supervision involves regular inspections to ensure stability and safety

• Workers must be trained on proper assembly and use of scaffolding

• Work permit procedures involve obtaining permission before starting work on scaffolding

• Permits should outline specific safety measures and precautions to be followed

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Q1. Past experience
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Q2. About past CTC & expected ctc
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Q1. Unsafe condition and unsafe act situations
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Q2. How to handle Near-miss situation
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Near-miss situations should be reported, investigated, and corrective actions implemented to prevent future incidents.
• Report the near-miss incident to the appropriate personnel or department

• Conduct a thorough investigation to determine the root cause of the near-miss

• Implement corrective actions to address the identified issues and prevent future incidents

• Communicate the lessons learned from the near-miss to all relevan...read more
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Q3. What HSE Datasheet maintain regular at projects site
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HSE datasheets maintained regularly at project sites include risk assessments, emergency response plans, incident reports, and safety training records.
• Risk assessments to identify potential hazards and implement control measures

• Emergency response plans outlining procedures for various scenarios

• Incident reports documenting any accidents or near misses

• Safety training records to track employee training and certifications
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About industrial safety, civil work , mechanical work (fabrication erection lifting)

Q1. 1)What's is critical lifting 2)What is tandan lifting 3)What is capacity of full body harness 4)What's documents required for )vehicle entry in a company What documents will required
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• Critical lifting refers to lifting operations that involve heavy loads or hazardous materials

• Tandan lifting is a lifting technique where two cranes are used to lift a load in tandem

• The capacity of a full body harness depends on the manufacturer and model, but it should be able to support the weight of the user and any equipment they are carrying

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Q2. 1) colour code of lifting belt 2) colour code
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Colour codes for lifting belt and general safety equipment
• Lifting belt colour code: Green for general purpose, yellow for chemical resistance, orange for high temperature, blue for food grade

• General safety equipment colour code: Red for fire fighting, yellow for caution, green for first aid, blue for information

• Colour codes may vary depending on industry and region
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Q1. Give your self introduction
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Q2. What is your current salary
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Q3. Why do you want to change
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Q1. What is risk assesment
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Risk assessment is the process of identifying, analyzing, and evaluating potential risks to determine the likelihood and impact of harm.
• Identify potential hazards

• Assess the likelihood and severity of harm

• Evaluate the risk and determine appropriate control measures

• Review and update the assessment regularly

• Examples: workplace safety, environmental risks, financial risks
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Q2. What is Job safety analysis
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Job safety analysis is a process of identifying potential hazards and risks associated with a job or task.
• It involves breaking down a job into individual steps

• Identifying potential hazards and risks associated with each step

• Developing controls and procedures to eliminate or reduce the risks

• Ensuring that the controls and procedures are communicated to all workers involved in the job

• Regularly reviewing and updating the j
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Q3. How you can investigate accident
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Accident investigation involves gathering information, analyzing evidence, and identifying root causes.
• Interview witnesses and gather statements

• Examine the accident scene and collect physical evidence

• Review safety procedures and training records

• Identify contributing factors and root causes

• Develop recommendations to prevent future accidents
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Q4. What are the legal compliance of safety
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Legal compliance of safety refers to the laws and regulations that organizations must follow to ensure workplace safety.
• Organizations must comply with federal, state, and local safety regulations

• Safety standards must be established and communicated to employees

• Regular safety inspections and audits must be conducted

• Accidents and incidents must be reported and investigated

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Q5. What are the is code of fire extinguisher
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IS codes for fire extinguishers are standards set by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) for ensuring quality and safety.
• IS 15683:2006 - Specification for ABC powder type fire extinguishers

• IS 13849:1993 - Specification for water type fire extinguishers

• IS 940:2002 - Specification for carbon dioxide type fire extinguishers

• IS 10204:1983 - Specification for foam type fire extinguishers

• IS 13385:1992 - Specification for dry
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Q6. In which clause of factory act OHS policy falls
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OHS policy falls under Section 41-F of the Factories Act.
• OHS policy is covered under the Factories Act, which is a comprehensive legislation governing the safety, health, and welfare of workers in factories.

• Section 41-F of the Factories Act deals with the provisions related to the health and safety policy of the factory.

• The OHS policy should be in writing and should be communicated to all workers in the factory.

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Q7. How many types of fire extinguisher
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There are 5 types of fire extinguishers: water, foam, powder, CO2, and wet chemical.
• Water extinguishers are used for Class A fires involving paper, wood, and textiles.

• Foam extinguishers are used for Class A and B fires involving flammable liquids.

• Powder extinguishers are used for Class A, B, and C fires involving flammable gases.

• CO2 extinguishers are used for Class B and electrical fires.

• Wet chemical extinguishers are ...read more
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