WPIL Senior Safety Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Skills development and communication safety point of view All observation

Like zero arm safety overall things

Q1. Safety related like questions
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Like the interview was taken by the technical mechanical officer like first my name was asked what is the location and lastly education and where do the experience belong and what was the style and technical questions related to my mechanical basis etc were asked skills asked

Q1. HR officer asked my name and address technical question was done under mechanical and under safety which I gave right answer and they said do you get salary package there and here what will you get
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Q1. Self introduction
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Q1. Previous company roles and responsibilities
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Q1. Salary negotiation and company policy
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Work Experiences

Q1. About Mechanical Circuits
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Q2. About Mills and Machinery
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Q1. Tell them About your self ,education, experience, salary, family, Accommodation,
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Q1. Hazards indentification and risk assessment format about each activity.
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Q2. What is behaviour based safety ??
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Behaviour based safety is a proactive approach to safety that focuses on identifying and eliminating unsafe behaviours in the workplace.
• It involves observing and analyzing employee behaviour to identify potential safety hazards

• It aims to change unsafe behaviours through positive reinforcement and training

• It requires active participation and commitment from both management and employees

• Examples include implementing a sa...read more
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Q3. What is factories act..??
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Factories Act is a legislation that governs the health, safety, and welfare of workers in factories.
• The act applies to all factories where 10 or more workers are employed with power and 20 or more workers without power.

• It mandates the provision of basic amenities like clean drinking water, adequate ventilation, and lighting.

• The act also lays down guidelines for the handling of hazardous substances and machinery.

• It requ...read more
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Q1. Hazards? Psm element?
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Q2. Confined space? Work at height?
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Health safety management, office Documentation, store Inspection

Q1. Health safety management
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Q2. HSE Training Accident report
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Q3. Welfare facilities ,work at height
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Q4. Material lifting shifting, lifting plan
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Q5. Hot work , confined space, Training
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Q6. Scaffolding training, FLRA
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Q7. HIRA, permit to work
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Q8. Minutes of meeting of Contractor
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Q9. Induction training, health checkup
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Q1. Why you want to change the job
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Q1. What is confined space
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Confined space is an area that is not designed for continuous occupancy, has limited entry and exit points, and may have poor ventilation.
• Confined spaces are typically small and enclosed, making it difficult to enter and exit.

• These spaces may have limited oxygen supply, toxic gases, or other hazards present.

• Examples of confined spaces include storage tanks, sewers, tunnels, and crawl spaces.
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Q2. What permit required to work at scaffolding
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A permit required to work at scaffolding is a scaffolding permit.
• Scaffolding permit is required to ensure safety and compliance with regulations

• Permit may include training requirements and safety protocols

• Examples of scaffolding permits include OSHA scaffolding permit in the US
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