Navayuga Engineering Company Safety Officer Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Safety management
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Q2. Safety workplace
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H2s, confined space hazard and precaution, what's different b/w pre commissioning & commissioning, PSV, SWL, STEL, What's is ur pervious experience eg. Flare erection, tank erection, pre commissioning & commissioning, 11kv crude substation.

Q1. What is swl in wire rope?
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SWL in wire rope stands for Safe Working Load, which is the maximum load that a wire rope can safely handle under specific conditions.
• SWL is the maximum load that a wire rope can safely handle without risk of breaking.

• It is determined by factors such as the type of wire rope, diameter, construction, and condition.

• Exceeding the SWL can lead to failure of the wire rope and potential accidents.

• SWL is usually expressed in ...read more
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Q1. Height work hazards, excavation hazards and hot works and confined space
Ans. Fall from height,fall of material,fall of person and soil erotion
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Q1. What is meant by a confined space?
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A confined space is an area not designed for continuous occupancy, with limited entry and exit, posing potential hazards.
• Limited means of entry and exit, such as tanks, silos, or tunnels.

• Potential for hazardous atmospheres, like low oxygen or toxic gases.

• Risk of engulfment, such as in grain bins or water tanks.

• Examples include manholes, storage tanks, and underground vaults.
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Q2. What does PTW stand for and what is its significance?
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PTW stands for Permit to Work, a crucial safety management tool for controlling hazardous work activities.
• PTW ensures that all safety measures are in place before work begins.

• It involves risk assessment and identification of hazards.

• Examples include hot work permits for welding or confined space entry permits.

• PTW helps in communication between workers and management regarding safety protocols.

• It is often used in indust...read more
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q1. General questions related daily activities which are carried out at work site. What are the degree of slipping in excavation.
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Q2. What is jsa and HIRA Lifting plan
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JSA is Job Safety Analysis and HIRA is Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment. Lifting plan is a document that outlines the safe lifting procedures.
• JSA is a process of identifying potential hazards and risks associated with a specific job or task

• HIRA is a systematic approach to identify, assess and control hazards and risks in the workplace

• Lifting plan is a document that outlines the safe lifting procedures, includi...read more
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