Who Wants To

Be A
Millionaire?...

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At what height are workers required to

wear fall protection according to the
Seadrill Safety policy?
A. 12 Feet

B. 9 Feet

C. Bare Feet

D. 6 Feet

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At what height are workers required to

wear fall protection according to the
Seadrill Safety policy?
A. 12 Feet

B. 9 Feet

C. Bare Feet

D. 6 Feet

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An anchor point must be capable of

supporting how many pounds per attached
worker?
A. 10,000 lbs

B. 5,000 lbs

C. 500 lbs

D. Were ever my driller tells

me to tie-off

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An anchor point must be capable of

supporting how many pounds per attached
worker?
A. 10,000 lbs

B. 5,000 lbs

C. 500 lbs

D. Were ever my driller tells

me to tie-off

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What is the current lifting equipment color

code?
A. Red

B. Green

C. Orange

D. Blue

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What is the current lifting equipment color

code?
A. Red

B. Green

C. Orange

D. Blue

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Who is responsible for inspecting all components

of a Personal Fall Arrest System?
A. Safety Officer

B.
The
person
wearing
the
fall
protection

C. Captain

D. Company man

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Who is responsible for inspecting all components

of a Personal Fall Arrest System?
A. Safety Officer

B. The person wearing

the fall protection

C. Captain

D. Company man

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What tools do we have to assist in identifying and controlling

energy sources?

A. 4-Point Checks

B. Grinder

C. TBRAs

D. Crescent Wrench

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What tools do we have to assist in identifying and controlling

energy sources?

A. 4-Point Checks

B. Grinder

C. TBRAs

D. Crescent Wrench

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Each lockout or tagout device shall only be

removed by?
A. The supervisor

B. Anyone

C. Employee who isolated

D. Rig Manager

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Each lockout or tagout device shall only be removed by?

A. The supervisor

B. Anyone

C. Employee who isolated

D. Rig Manager

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tag must be placed at the point where the equipmen

connects to power and at the control panel.
A. TRUE

B. Depends on the
equipment

C. Policy doesnt say

D. FALSE

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A tag must be placed at the point where the equipment

connects to power and at the control panel.

A. TRUE

B. Depends on the equipment

C. Policy doesnt say

D. FALSE

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Where is the PTW coordination center

located?
A. Safety Office

B. Bridge/Control Room

C. Conference Room

D. Technical Library

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Where is the PTW coordination center

located?
A. Safety Office

B. Bridge/Control Room

C. Conference Room

D. Technical Library

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How many safety critical/RED procedures

exist within Seadrills management
system/TQM?
A. 4

B. 5

C. 3

D. 6

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How many safety critical/RED procedures

exist within Seadrills safety management
system/TQM?
A. 4

C. 3

B. 5

D. 6

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When conducting an observation (OBS),

what is the most important step?
A. Placing card in box.

B. Filling out the card

C. Action / Immediate
notification

D. Your name

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When conducting an observation (OBS),

what is the most important step?
A. Placing card in box

B. Filling out the card

C. Action / Immediate
notification

D. Your name

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When testing a confined space prior to entry,

which gases are measured?
A. CO-Carbon
Monoxide
C. H2S-Hydrogen Sulfide

B. O2-Oxygen
D. LEL-Lower explosive limit,
combustible gas

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When testing a confined space prior to entry,

which gases are measured?
A. CO-Carbon Monoxide

C. H2S-Hydrogen Sulfide

B. O2-Oxygen

D. LEL-Lower explosive limit,

combustible gas