Tecnimont Safety Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is Unsafe act and conditions.
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Unsafe act and conditions refer to behaviors and situations that can lead to accidents or injuries in the workplace.
• Unsafe act refers to actions taken by individuals that can result in accidents, such as not wearing proper safety gear or taking shortcuts.

• Unsafe conditions are physical aspects of the work environment that increase the likelihood of accidents, such as slippery floors or faulty equipment.

• Examples of unsaf...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself and your experience in safety.
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Q1. How is man lost days calculated?
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Q2. What is FR, SR, IR how does it gets calculated?
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Q3. What will you do to improve safety culture?
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Q4. What innovation strategies have been put so far to improve safety standards in the previous project?
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Q1. How much you were drawing last and what are your expectations?
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Q2. How soon can you join?
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I can join your team within two weeks.
• I am currently wrapping up my current projects and can transition smoothly within two weeks.

• I have no prior commitments that would delay my start date.

• I am excited about the opportunity to join your team and contribute to the safety initiatives.

• I am available to start immediately if needed.
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Q1. What are Hazards of Work at Height ?
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Hazards of work at height include falls, falling objects, unstable surfaces, and weather conditions.
• Falls from height can result in serious injuries or fatalities

• Objects falling from height can cause harm to workers below

• Unstable surfaces such as ladders or scaffolding can lead to slips or falls

• Weather conditions like wind or rain can increase the risk of accidents

• Improper use of safety equipment can also contribute to
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Q2. What is Hazard Control Hierarchy ?
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Hazard Control Hierarchy is a system used to prioritize and implement control measures to reduce or eliminate workplace hazards.
• Hierarchy of controls ranks control measures from most effective to least effective: Elimination, Substitution, Engineering Controls, Administrative Controls, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• The goal is to eliminate or reduce hazards at the source rather than relying on PPE

• Example: Instead ...read more
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Q1. How to manage safety culture at site? How to improve or promote safety at site? Do you know about JSA? What have you plan of proactive with fire hazard?
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Managing safety culture at site involves promoting safety, implementing JSA, and proactive fire hazard planning.
• Promote safety through regular training and communication with employees.

• Implement Job Safety Analysis (JSA) to identify and mitigate potential hazards.

• Proactively plan for fire hazards by conducting regular fire drills and ensuring proper fire safety equipment is in place.

• Encourage reporting of near misses a...read more
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Q1. What is HIRA? What is Work at Height and it's hazard and it's precautions?
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HIRA stands for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment. Work at Height refers to tasks performed at elevated locations, with hazards including falls, falling objects, and structural collapses.
• HIRA involves identifying potential hazards in the workplace and assessing the risks associated with them.

• Work at Height includes tasks such as working on roofs, scaffolding, ladders, or elevated platforms.

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Q2. Type of lifting component .
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The type of lifting component refers to the equipment or machinery used for lifting heavy objects.
• Common types include cranes, forklifts, hoists, and pallet jacks

• Each type has specific safety protocols and training requirements

• Inspecting and maintaining lifting components is crucial for safety
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Q3. What is work permit and it's types?
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A work permit is a written authorization required to perform certain tasks or enter specific areas within a workplace.
• Types of work permits include hot work permits, confined space entry permits, electrical work permits, etc.

• Work permits outline the specific tasks to be performed, potential hazards, safety precautions, and duration of the permit.

• They are typically issued by a supervisor or safety officer and must be ob...read more
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Q4. Hot work hazard and it's precautions
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Hot work hazard refers to the risks associated with tasks involving open flames, sparks, or high temperatures. Precautions include proper training, fire prevention measures, and personal protective equipment.
• Ensure proper training for all workers involved in hot work tasks

• Implement fire prevention measures such as removing flammable materials from the work area

• Provide and ensure the use of appropriate personal protecti...read more
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Q1. What is the major way to speak
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The major way to speak is through verbal communication.
• Verbal communication is the primary way to speak and convey information.

• It involves using words and sounds to express thoughts, ideas, and emotions.

• Effective verbal communication includes clarity, tone, and active listening.

• Examples: face-to-face conversations, phone calls, public speaking.
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Q1. Your salfe safety officer related
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Q2. Safety officer job work
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Q3. Safety officer daily work
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Q4. Safety induction for workers
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Safety induction is crucial for workers to ensure they understand the safety protocols and procedures in the workplace.
• Provide an overview of the safety policies and procedures

• Demonstrate the proper use of safety equipment and tools

• Highlight potential hazards and how to avoid them

• Encourage workers to report any safety concerns or incidents

• Ensure workers understand the consequences of not following safety protocols

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Q5. Safety audit related
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