NTPC BHEL Power Projects Safety Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Total experience
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Total 6.7 years 4 company
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Q2. Safety 7 year or other
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Q3. Now current salary
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Q4. Expected salary
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I would expect a salary that is competitive and reflective of my experience and qualifications.
• Research the average salary range for Safety Officers in your area and industry.

• Consider your level of experience, education, and certifications.

• Highlight any additional skills or qualifications that may warrant a higher salary.

• Be prepared to negotiate and discuss benefits and perks as part of the overall compensation package
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Aptitude test, reasoning test and English test
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Q1. Technical questions
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Q2. What is your role and responsibilities
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The role of a Safety Officer is to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals in a workplace or environment.
• Develop and implement safety policies and procedures

• Conduct regular safety inspections and audits

• Identify and assess potential hazards and risks

• Train employees on safety protocols and emergency procedures

• Investigate accidents and incidents, and provide recommendations for prevention

• Maintain safety records an...read more
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Q3. What is PTW & type ofPTW
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PTW stands for Permit to Work. It is a formal written system used to control high-risk activities in the workplace.
• PTW is a document that outlines the work to be done, the hazards involved, and the necessary precautions.

• It ensures that proper authorization and safety measures are in place before starting any high-risk task.

• Different types of PTW include Hot Work Permit, Confined Space Entry Permit, Electrical Work Perm...read more
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Q4. Isolation and it's process
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Isolation is the process of separating hazardous energy sources to protect workers from potential harm.
• Isolation involves identifying and controlling energy sources.

• The process includes de-energizing equipment, locking and tagging out energy sources, and verifying isolation.

• Examples of isolation methods include electrical lockout/tagout, valve lockout/tagout, and confined space isolation.

• Isolation procedures should be ...read more
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Q1. Manual excavation or pit
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Q2. HDD and cable pulling
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Q3. Testing cable and TBT
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Q1. What is your favorite food
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Q2. Non veg all items
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Q1. What is Jsa & What is Hira.
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JSA stands for Job Safety Analysis, a process of identifying potential hazards in a job task. HIRA stands for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, a systematic approach to identifying and managing risks.
• JSA involves breaking down a job task into steps, identifying potential hazards at each step, and implementing controls to mitigate the risks.

• HIRA involves identifying hazards, assessing the associated risks, and ...read more
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Q2. What is UA/UC
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UA/UC stands for Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions, which are factors contributing to accidents in the workplace.
• UA refers to unsafe acts, which are actions or behaviors that increase the risk of accidents (e.g. not wearing proper PPE, horseplay)

• UC refers to unsafe conditions, which are environmental factors that increase the risk of accidents (e.g. faulty equipment, poor lighting)

• Identifying and addressing UA/UC is crucia...read more
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Q1. Different between JSA & HIRA
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JSA focuses on specific job tasks while HIRA assesses risks across the entire work area.
• JSA (Job Safety Analysis) is a process of identifying potential hazards associated with specific job tasks.

• HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment) is a broader approach that assesses risks across the entire work area.

• JSA is more task-oriented, while HIRA is more comprehensive and considers all potential hazards and risks.

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Q2. What is mock drill
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A mock drill is a simulated emergency exercise conducted to test the preparedness and response of individuals and organizations.
• Mock drills are often conducted in workplaces, schools, hospitals, and public spaces to practice emergency procedures.

• They can involve scenarios such as fire drills, earthquake drills, active shooter drills, etc.

• Participants are expected to follow the established protocols and procedures as if...read more
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Q3. Tell me about yourself spacially what is your job responsibilities in current company
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I am currently working as a Safety Officer in my current company.
• My job responsibilities include ensuring compliance with safety regulations and standards.

• I conduct regular safety inspections and audits to identify potential hazards and risks.

• I develop and implement safety policies and procedures to promote a safe working environment.

• I provide safety training to employees and conduct drills to prepare for emergencies.

• I...read more
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Q4. Some question regarding your current job in detail
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Q5. Some height work related questions
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Q6. Electrical safety related questions
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Q7. MIS related questions
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Q1. Salary discussion if selected
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