Schlumberger Exam For Safety Engineer and Answer

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1. Who has the responsibility to ensure compliance of the company's Health, Safety and Environment policies and
procedures?
A. each individual
B. the president of IPM
C. the Rig Superintendent
D. the company
2. Specific QHSE plans shall be established at the beginning of the year by:
A. each Rig
B. each District
C. each Region
D. all of the above
3. The rig personnel are advised of an immediate danger by the issue of:
A. QHSE News Videos

B. QHSE Alerts
C. QHSE Plans
D. a warning letter
4. H2 S drills are mandatory on a weekly basis when drilling in a suspected or known H2 S area and shall be held on varying
days
and times.
A. True
B. False
5. To help reduce the operational risks, the QHSE Management Policies and Procedures are established which include:
Emergency Response Plans; Permit to Work system; Check Lists; Third party Equipment Rig Up Permit system, QHSE
Meetings; Authorization for Exemption; Modification Proposals; and the STOP Program. Together these instruments are
called:
A. QHSE Management Mechanisms

B. Risk Minimization Mechanisms
C. QHSE Management Control Instruments
D. Loss Control Leadership Instruments
6. The QHSE meetings shall be held for the purpose of:
A. reviewing an accident or a potential accident

B. bringing up a new Health, Safety or Environment issue
C. discussing, explaining, or reviewing the QHSE policies and procedures
D. all of the above
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7. There shall be a QHSE committee established at the:
A. Rig
B. District Office
C. Regional Office
D. all of the Above
8. Maintenance operations that disable critical safety systems such as fire and gas detection systems requires the:
A. Isolation Work Permit

B. Safe Work Permit
C. Hot Work Permit
D. Electrical Work Permit
9. Each rig shall keep a medical record for each IPM personnel assigned. This Personal Medical Record shall include:
A. blood group if known

B. height
C. name and address of the home physician
D. all of the above
10. The mandatory Safety Induction Briefing for newly hired employees shall include:
A. a test to ensure adequate knowledge has been acquired

B. a tour of the rig
C. a guideline for rig operating procedures
D. none of the above
11. The IPM new comer to the rig shall:
A. have a tutor designated to assist him during his first hitch

B. wear a green hard hat that will identify his presence
C. be immediately instructed on the layout of the rig
D. all of the above
12. A class 'C' fire:
A. occurs in the vapor-air mixture above flammable liquids

B. requires non-conducting extinguishing agents
C. occurs in combustible metals
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13. Each rig shall have a minimum of one (1) portable electronic gas detector for determining; oxygen, oxygen content,
combustible gases, H2 S.
A. True
B. False
14. All explosive, radioactive materials, volatile liquids and gases shall be:
A. inventoried by the Rig Medic

B. clearly identified and stored away from the rig floor towards the accommodations areas
C. stored in locked containers at all times
D. all of the above
15. Paints and thinners shall be:
A. stored in a dedicated paint locker

B. kept in closed and sealed containers at all times except when in use
C. stored outside classified zones on the rig
D. all of the above
16. The paint locker shall:
A. have an explosion proof door

B. have a fixed gas detection system
C. both A and B
D. have an extractor fan
17. Both safety goggles and a face shield shall be worn when handling corrosive or harmful products.
A. True
B. False
18. Welding goggles shall be worn when performing arc-welding.
A. True
B. False
19. An anti-fall device coupled to a full body safety harness is required while climbing the unprotected vertical mast or
derrick ladder.
A. True
B. False
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20. The derrickman's safety harness lay-out shall have:
A. two adjustable horizontal lines and vertical anti-fall devices

B. full body harnesses each with wide belt and two "D" rings for horizontal lines and a back "D"
ring for the vertical line
C. both A and B
D. either A or B
21. There shall be at least one escape pack located at the racking platform.
A. True
B. False
22. The life boat release mechanism will be:
A. "off-load" type
B. "on-load" type
C. either "off-load" or "on-load", however clearly marked as such
D. clearly marked with yellow paint
23. High pressure chicksan lines shall be snubbed at the discharge end and also at each joint.
A. True
B. False
24. All pressure vessels shall be factory made and certified. They should also:
A. have a pressure relief mechanism which is tested and dated annually.

B. be on record including the relief valve setting, date tested and method tested
C. have an isolation valve between the relief valve and the vessel to allow servicing of the faulty
relief valve.
D. both A and B
25. Nitrogen bottles shall be checked with a gas detector and labeled for content:
A immediately prior to using

B. upon arrival on the rig
C. dated and color coded
D. stored in locked racks
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26. A pressurized operation requiring a work permit would be:
A. drill stem test

B. cement job
C. BOP test
D. all the above
27. 4' X 8' Steel plates should be handled or lifted by:
A. plate lifting clamps

B. cutting holes and shackling
C. slinging with two chokers
D. both A and B
28. A visual inspection of the drilling line shall be conducted after:
A. fishing, mast raising and rough drilling

B. jarring, fishing and running heavy casing
C. jarring, fishing, mast raising and running a long casing string
D. all of the above
29. The personnel basket shall be:
A. kept over water as much as possible during transfer

B. recorded in the lifting gear register
C. not be used for cargo
D. all of the above
30. All air tuggers shall have:
A. the SWL indicated on the hoist

B. a guide line system
C. the control lever(s) marked up and down.
D. the date of the last line-slip indicated on the hoist
31. Picking-up and laying-down tubulars shall be done using a:
A. choker sling and thread protectors

B. lifting cap shackled on the lifting line.
C. lifting nubbin with swivel
D. all the above
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32. Joints of drill-pipe that are to be added to or removed from the drill string shall not be allowed to remain in the mouse
hole while hoisting or lowering pipe during a trip.
A. True
B. False
33. Rotary slips shall be set:
A. using handles with hands palms up

B. using handles with hands palms down
C. using foot to gently kick slips into the bowl
D. both B and C
34. Fixed handrails with toe board shall be installed on all decks, raised floors, walkways and work platforms over 1 meter
in height.
A. True
B. False
35. No one shall enter a confined space or tank without availability of the following:
A. work permit, 3 way continuous gas detector, harness and life line, exhaust fan, explosion proof lights and radio,
warning signs, accessible SCBA, stand-by man, tripod and fall arrestor winch arrangement
B. work permit, continuous 3 way gas detector, exhaust fan, explosion-proof lights, escape pack, and warning signs
C. work permit, gas detector, exhaust fan, light, radio, warning signs, escape pack, full harness and watchman
D. work permit, buddy system, torch lights, air packs, life line with full harness, and stand-by man
36. Smoking shall not be allowed:
A. in the kitchens, dry stores, cold stores, locker, laundries and bed
B. in any designated areas as determined by MIC
C. both of the above
37. All personnel, contracted or otherwise, on IPM installations may be subject to searches and/orurinalysis screening
requested by IPM.
A. True
B. False
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38. Personnel taking prescribed medication:
A. must present a statement from their doctor

B. must inform the medic
C. shall submit a statement indicating the reason and duration of the treatment
D. all of the above
39. What is the purpose of the Permit To Work system?
A. to control the authorization of any potentially hazardous work

B. to establish a mean of communicating critical work in progress between the site management, supervisors and
operators, and those who carry out the work
C. all of the above
D. either A or B
40. Which of the following personal protective equipment are required for general work areas?
A. Gloves, Safety Shoes, Face Shield, Fire Retarding Coveralls

B. Hard Hat, Face Shield, Safety Glasses, Work Shoes
C. Face Shield, Rubber Gloves, Respirator, Goggles
D. Hard Hat, Safety Shoes, Safety Glasses, Gloves
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1. What is the first thing you should do when coming upon a victim of an accident?
A. give him two rescue breaths

B. ask him if he is all right
C. tilt his head back to open the airway
D. call for the rig superintendent
2. At a first aid emergency what is the top priority of the first aider?
A. check casualty for any life threatening bleeding

B. scene safety is the top priority; pull back if the scene becomes unsafe and size up all hazards before focusing
on the patient
C. call for your supervisor
D. stop all running equipment in the immediate area such as the drawworks, crane, forklift, etc.
3. What is the primary survey?
A. bandaging the bleeding area of the body

B. checking responsiveness, A = Airway, B = Breathing, C = Circulation
C. calling for help
D. moving the casualty to a safe area
4. After the initial patient assessment C = Circulation check, what should you check for?
A. evidence of massive hemorrhaging (bleeding)

B. the skin tissue color and temperature
C. check for shock and bleeding
D. check the breathing rate
5. What does the secondary survey or “injury assessment” check for?
A. the breathing rate and skin tissue color

B. the casualties injury history
C. a head-to-toe exam to determine if the patient has injuries, pain or other complaints
D. patient information such as name, address, and contacts
6. What is the most important substance to sustain human life?
A. blood
B. oxygen
C. water
D. all of the above are necessary
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7. What is illness assessment?
A. signs of injury you can see

B. symptoms the patient can tell you
C. history of the accident
D. all of the above
8. What is clotting?
A. a medical dressing
B. the act of putting direct pressure on the wound
C. the body’s way of controlling bleeding
D. all of the above
9. How do you check for breathing?
A. check to see if the victim’s heart is beating

B. look for the chest rising and falling; listen for breath sounds from the mouth and/or nose;feel for chest
movement and air against your cheek
C. look at the pupils of the eyes and check for pulse at the neck
D. look, listen, and feel for the heart beat
10. What is the first aid treatment for an open fracture?
A. control bleeding and stop movement of the fractured area

B. sit the casualty upright and give him drinking water
C. call your immediate supervisor
D. all of the above
11. What is the first aid treatment for a first degree burn?
A. pour cool water over the burnt area

B. cover with a clean dressing
C. monitor the A,B,Cs of the casualty
D. all of the above
12. What is the first aid treatment for bleeding?
A. apply direct pressure

B. cover and bandage
C. elevate the wound
D. all of the above
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13. What is the first aid treatment for a chemical burn to the eye?
A. flush the affected eye immediately with cool running water for at least 10 minutes
B. splash warm water in the face for 5 minutes
C. cover the affected eye and take the victim to the medic
D. call for the medic
14. What are signs and symptoms of internal bleeding?
A. anxiety, restlessness and decreased awareness

B. shortness of breath, vomiting, and cold, wet skin
C. bruises, pain, discoloration, swelling, thirst, and nausea
D. all of the above
15. What are signs and symptoms of shock?
A. restlessness, dizziness and confusion

B. weakness, anxiety, and cool moist skin
C. both A and B
16. What is the first aid treatment for a third degree burn?
A. stop the burning process; cover the injured area with a dry clean cloth or sheet; maintain the ABCs
B. flush the severe burn area with clean cool water for 20 minutes; do not cover; maintain the ABCs
C. stop the burning process and remove the clothes and jewelry; maintain the ABCs
D. apply soothing medicated ointment and call for the medic
17. What is the first aid treatment if the casualty has a large foreign body embedded in the skin?
A. remove the embedded object immediately and cover the wound

B. do not remove the embedded object; control the bleeding with direct pressure alongside the object
C. remove the impaled object and elevate the injured body part
D. call the toolpusher, he will know what to do
18. What are the signs and symptoms of back and spinal injury?
A. difficulty breating
B. loss of bowel and bladder control
C. pain in the neck or lower back
D. all of the above
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19. A fatal disease spread through direct contact with blood, semen, or oral secretions of infected persons is called
A. A.I.D.S.
B. Malaria
C. Tetanus
D. Typhoid
20. What is your rig clinic telephone number and the name of your rig medic?
____________________________ ______________________________
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1. Experts tell us that 90% of all accidents are related in cause to a person’s:
A. job duties
B. environment
C. attitude
D. personality
2. The only thing that is more important than safety is completing the job on time.
A. True
B. False
3. A truly effective safety program requires you to look only after yourself.
A. True
B. False
4. Hard hats are required to be:
A. ANSI approved
B. physically modified to fit the client’s specification
C. one size smaller than normal hat size to ensure a tight fit
D. plastic or aluminum impact resistant material
5. All accidents, illness requiring medical evacuation, and potential accidents should be reported:
A. to the MIC as soon as possible by the immediate Supervisor in charge of the operation
B. using an Accident Report form
C. as soon as possible
D. all of the above
6. Another name for the Hazard Communication Standard is ‘your right to know’.
A. True
B. False
7. When we refer to the MSDS, we are talking about the:
A. Material Supervisor Duty Sheet

B. Major Safety Deficiency Sheet
C. Material Safety Data Sheet
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8. Noise pollution is of what type?
A. loud / sharp noise

B. prolonged general noise
C. impact noise
D. all of the above
9. On average, what healing period is needed for recovery from loss of hearing?
A. 3 months
B. damage is irreparable
C. 6 months
D. the healing period is dependent on the intensity of the noise
10. Lockout/Tagout refers to the placement of a locking device and/or a tagging device on
equipment to prevent it’s theft.
A. True
B. False
11. Work permits are written authorizations that may be required before certain jobs can be started.
A. True
B. False
12. Full body harnesses are part of a fall arresting system.
A. True
B. False
13. Which of the following is an atmospheric hazard commonly associated with confined spaces?
A. electrocution
B. engulfment
C. oxygen deficiency
D. all of the above
14. Attendants can only enter a confined space to perform a rescue if:
A. they have the proper equipment

B. they are relieved by another attendant
C. they are trained as rescuers
D. all of the above
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15. Bloodborne pathogens are transmitted through:
A. bodily fluids
B. soiled hands
C. contaminated water
D. all of the above
16. Many of the problems of the back are self-inflicted by the individual using improper lifting techniques.
A. True
B. False
17. You must be properly trained and certified to operate material handling equipment such as forklifts and cranes.
A. True
B. False
18. An example of “normal waste” is
A. used paper products

B. household garbage
C. old rope
D. all of the above
19. An example of “non-hazardous industrial waste” is:
A. oily rags
B. oily shop towels
C. sand blast sand
D. all of the above
20. Which of the following statements are true?
A. report all accidental discharges

B. minimize waste
C. all waste should go in specific containers
D. all of the above
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21. Eye injuries which occur in the workplace can vary but commonly fall into what four main categories?
A. blows to the eyes, chemical splash, rubbing the eyes, itching the eyes
B. chemical splash, burns from intense light, rubbing the eyes, punctures to the eyes
C. burns from intense light, chemical splash, blows to the eyes, penetration of the eyes
D. there are no main categories for eye injuries
22. Which protective equipment would you expect to wear when working with power equipment?
A. hard hat, gloves, eye protection

B. hard hat, ear muffs, eye goggles
C. gloves, safety boots, goggles, face shield
D. gloves, noise protectors, face shield
23. What are the most common airborne contaminants found in the workplace?
A. dust, fumes, mists, gases, fibers

B. gases, fumes
C. dust, paint, gases
D. paint, dust, fumes, gases
24. While chipping, grinding, hammering, mixing, and changing tong dies, safety glasses provide sufficient eye protection.
A. True
B. False
25. It is a good idea to always lift with your back and not with your legs.
A. True
B. False
26. Sooner or later an incident caused by behavior which does not meet the acceptable standard will result in an
accident.
A. True
B. False
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1. Another name for H2 S is:
A. Hydrogen Sulfide
B. Rotten Egg Gas
C. Sour Gas
D. all of the above
2. Hydrogen sulfide is one of the petroleum industry’s leading causes of
A. lung disease
B. sudden death
C. cancer
3. Sometimes hydrogen sulfide can be found mixed with gas, oil, or water in the pore spaces in a rock formation.
A. True
B. False
4. Hydrogen sulfide is
A. lighter than air

B. heavier than air
C. the same weight as air
5. Hydrogen sulfide is
A. cloudy and transparent

B. bluish
C. colorless and transparent
D. smoke color and rancid
6. To escape from hydrogen sulfide, one of the things you can do is move
A. downwind toward the wellbore

B. upwind toward the wellbore
C. into a low, enclosed space
D. upwind away from the wellbore
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7. A briefing area is a designated safe place where
A. Hydrogen sulfide concentrates

B. personnel can assemble to receive instructions
C. H2 S is ignited and flared
8. When hydrogen sulfide is circulated to the surface with the drilling fluid, there are many places on the rig where it may
be released. These places include the bell nipple, the shale shaker, mud troughs, the mud pump area, and
A. the mud-return line

B. the mud tanks
C. the standpipe
D. all of the above
9. The sense of smell is an excellent way to determine the level of H2 S present.
A. True
B. False
10. An escape unit has
A. a small, self-contained air supply and no connection to a remote air supply

B. a face mask that is supplied air through a line connected to a remote air supply
C. a self-contained 30 minute air bottle that is carried on the back
11. A work unit has
A. a small, self-contained air supply and no connection to a remote air supply

B. a face mask that is supplied air through a line connected to a remote air supply
C. a self-contained 30 minute air bottle that is carried on the back
12. During an H2 S emergency, you should work in pairs and watch out for each other. This system of working is called the
A. heimlich system
B. pairs system
C. buddy system
D. double trouble system
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13. At low concentrations, hydrogen sulfide has
A. an odor of burning rubber

B. no odor
C. an odor of rotten eggs
D. an odor of sour fruit
14. When hydrogen sulfide gets into the bloodstream, it
A. prevents antibodies from forming

B. prevents bodily use of oxygen
C. blocks blood vessels
15. H2 S tends to build up in low lying areas. This is called
A. stacking
B. poor ventilation
C. high altitude
D. sour concentrate effect
16. The portable monitor should be used
A. once H2 S is found
B. before work begins
C. only if OSHA levels are exceeded
D. when the air is bad
17. The first step to take when H2 S exposure has occurred is
A. rescue
B. notification
C. artificial respiration
D. run away in any direction
18. The rescuer should first
A. pull the victim to safety

B. check for a heartbeat
C. check for breathing
D. put on a S.C.B.A. respirator
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19. When hydrogen sulfide burns, it produces another toxic gas called
A. chlorine
B. sulfur dioxide
C. water vapor
D. no other gas is produced
20. The effect of hydrogen sulfide on humans depends on both the concentration and the __________________ of
exposure.
A. location
B. duration
C. severity
D. intensity
21. The maximum concentration of a toxic gas in which it is believed an individual can work withoutadverse effects is
called
A. maximum allowable tolerance

B. threshold limit value
C. break over point
D. break down point
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1. What does it take to make a fire?
A. oxygen, heat, fuel

B. heat, CO2 , fuel
C. fuel, gas, oxygen
D. oxygen, air, CO2
2. All matter exists in one of three states: solid, liquid, or gas (vapor)
A. True
B. False
3. If you break the chain reaction and remove either the oxygen, the heat, or the fuel will the fire go out?
A. Yes
B. No
4. Ordinarily, a minimum concentration of 16% oxygen in the air is needed to support flaming combustion. However,
smoldering combustion can take place in about 3% oxygen.
A. True
B. False
5. Class A fire is made up of
A. oil, diesel, gasoline, jet fuel

B. combustible metals
C. electrical materials
D. wood, cloth and paper materials
6. Class D fires are made up of
A. oil, diesel, kerosene

B. wood, cloth and paper materials
C. combustible metals
D. plastic materials
7. What agent(s) can be used to extinguish a Class A fire?
A. water
B. foam
C. dry chemical
D. CO2
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8. The agents that can be used to extinguish oil or diesel fires are
A. water fog
B. foam
C. dry chemical and CO2
D. all of the above
9. Once the electricity is turned off to a Class C fire, does it go back to being a Class A or B fire?
A. Yes
B. No
10. On a flammable liquid fire, what burns?
A. vapor
B. liquid
C. container
D. all of the above
11. A 20 pound dry chemical extinguisher that is used continuously will last about:
A. 60 seconds
B. 17 seconds
C. 30 seconds
D. 30 minutes
12. Can one use both dry chemical and water at the same time on an oil or diesel fire?
A. Yes
B. No
13. Dry chemical agents are used on fires to
A. blow out the fire

B. mix with water to form foam
C. break the chain reaction by the chemical mixing with the gas vapors and extinguishing the fire
D. lower the ignition temperature
14. Why is it dangerous to lean over a portable fire extinguisher when charging it for use?
A. the cylinder will explode

B. the cap may fly off
C. the chemical may be expelled into your face
D. either A or C
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15. If you are the first person on the scene of a fire, you should
A. grab an extinguisher and attempt to fight the fire

B. activate the fire alarm
C. call for the toolpusher
D. grab the nearest water hose
16. Fire teams should wear lifejackets during firefighting or fire drills in case they are blown overboard.
A. True
B. False
C. True only for working offshore
D. this depends on the weather conditions
17. On a Class B fire: if the smoke is black, and water or foam is being applied on the fire, and thesmoke starts turning a
gray or white color, this means that you are
A. gaining control of the fire

B. losing control of the fire
C. spreading the fire
D. boiling the water or foam
18. Fire hoses should be connected to the fire hydrant and the nozzles connected to the hoses
A. True
B. False
C. True, only for drills
D. True, only for inspections
19. The only time that you should use a spanner wrench on securing couplings is while testing the hose
A. True
B. False
20. Foam extinguishes by
A. separating the liquid from the fire

B. cooling the temperature of the fire
C. removing the fuel from the source of the fire and suppressing the vapors
D. all of the above
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21. AFFF foam is made up of
A. all synthetic flourinated surfactant (chemicals)

B. animal blood
C. bromotrifluoromethane
D. actual film forming flocculate
22. The Fire Watch is
A. a trained person assigned to watch for the outbreak of fire

B. a person who keeps the burning fire from spreading
C. a time piece with a smoke detector system
D. a specialist trained to overhaul the area
23. Overhauling means
A. investigating the area of burning

B. seeking out and quenching all embers
C. investigating for reflash potential
D. all of the above
24. On a 1½ inch fire hose, all firefighters should be
A. on the same side of the hose

B. staggered one on each side
C. one meter apart
D. two meters apart
25. To proficiently operate a 2½ inch fire hose, how many firefighters are recommended?
A. 5 firefighters
B. 8 firefighters
C. 2 firefighters
D. 1 firefighter can handle
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A. QHSE News Videos

A. QHSE Management Mechanisms

6. The QHSE meetings shall be held for the purpose of:

A. reviewing an accident or a potential accident

7. There shall be a QHSE committee established at the:

A. Isolation Work Permit

A. blood group if known

A. a test to ensure adequate knowledge has been acquired

11. The IPM new comer to the rig shall:

A. have a tutor designated to assist him during his first hitch

12. A class 'C' fire:

A. occurs in the vapor-air mixture above flammable liquids

A. inventoried by the Rig Medic

15. Paints and thinners shall be:

A. stored in a dedicated paint locker

16. The paint locker shall:

A. have an explosion proof door

18. Welding goggles shall be worn when performing arc-welding.

20. The derrickman's safety harness lay-out shall have:

A. two adjustable horizontal lines and vertical anti-fall devices

22. The life boat release mechanism will be:

A. have a pressure relief mechanism which is tested and dated annually.

A immediately prior to using

26. A pressurized operation requiring a work permit would be:

A. drill stem test

27. 4' X 8' Steel plates should be handled or lifted by:

A. plate lifting clamps

28. A visual inspection of the drilling line shall be conducted after:

A. fishing, mast raising and rough drilling

29. The personnel basket shall be:

A. kept over water as much as possible during transfer

30. All air tuggers shall have:

A. the SWL indicated on the hoist

31. Picking-up and laying-down tubulars shall be done using a:

A. choker sling and thread protectors

33. Rotary slips shall be set:

A. using handles with hands palms up

36. Smoking shall not be allowed:

38. Personnel taking prescribed medication:

A. must present a statement from their doctor

39. What is the purpose of the Permit To Work system?

A. to control the authorization of any potentially hazardous work

A. Gloves, Safety Shoes, Face Shield, Fire Retarding Coveralls

A. give him two rescue breaths

A. check casualty for any life threatening bleeding

3. What is the primary survey?

A. bandaging the bleeding area of the body

A. evidence of massive hemorrhaging (bleeding)

5. What does the secondary survey or “injury assessment” check for?

A. the breathing rate and skin tissue color

6. What is the most important substance to sustain human life?

7. What is illness assessment?

A. signs of injury you can see

9. How do you check for breathing?

A. check to see if the victim’s heart is beating

10. What is the first aid treatment for an open fracture?

A. control bleeding and stop movement of the fractured area

A. pour cool water over the burnt area

12. What is the first aid treatment for bleeding?

A. apply direct pressure

14. What are signs and symptoms of internal bleeding?

A. anxiety, restlessness and decreased awareness