Level 2 exam — QHSE · GUIDINEE.COM

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12 questions to validate prevention and risk management: principles, AT/MP, chemicals, emergencies and PSR.
Answer everything, then click Check: your score and explanations will appear.

2.1 · Application

1. Facing a hazardous solvent, where do you start (9 principles)?

Close the site Training + PPE Avoid/replace/fight at source before collective then individual measures Nothing

The order is not decoration: PPE and training come last, not first.

2.1 · Application

2. Criticality 12 (S4×L3) vs 4 (S2×L2). What do you do?

Ignore both Draw lots Treat them the same 12 = immediate, 4 = monitored: rating prioritises action

Severity × likelihood makes risks comparable: differentiated action thresholds.

2.1 · Recall

3. Which VIOLATES the 9 principles?

Using only PPE without changing anything else Planning prevention Replacing the hazardous product Protecting with CPE (collective protective equipment)

PPE alone without touching the source is prevention upside down.

2.2 · Recall

4. Accident this morning: what order?

Clean up then report Rescue → preserve (photos, witnesses) → report → analyse Analyse first Hide it

Life first, evidence second, rights always: reporting opens rights.

2.2 · Arbitration

5. A cause tree ending in "operator fault". Verdict?

Good enough Post it Correct Failed: stop at treatable causes (organisation, equipment)

The 5th why must point at the system: a tree that blames is a missed tree.

2.2 · Arbitration

6. Not reporting "to keep stats clean". What is the risk?

Rights closed + repeat: reporting protects the victim and triggers analysis A bonus Nothing None, clean stats

Reporting is not self-accusation: it opens rights and a duty.

2.3 · Application

7. Unlabelled container — "we know what it is". What do you do?

Use it carefully Banned from use: no readable label = no use Smell it to identify it Taste it

H/P statements + SDS (safety data sheet) or nothing: anonymous chemicals are never used.

2.3 · Arbitration

8. Acids + bases together on the shelf. Why separate them?

Colour Looks Incompatible: reaction if leaked/mixed → posted chart Weight

The incompatibility chart governs storage, not alphabetical order.

2.3 · Application

9. Splash in the eyes: first move?

Wait Apply unknown eye drops Rub Rinse 15 min (eye wash/shower), remove contact lenses, call for help

Immediate, prolonged water: the procedure must be known before, not searched for during.

2.4 · Application

10. First aid: what order?

Protect → alert → rescue: never the reverse Alert then leave Film it Rescue then protect

A second casualty helps no one: protect yourself first, then alert, then act.

2.4 · Arbitration

11. An announced, guided evacuation drill. What is it worth?

Excellent Theatre: varied unannounced scenarios + written feedback, otherwise a walk Useless Mandatory so sufficient

Drills reveal under pressure; feedback fixes: without both, it is decoration.

2.5 · Application

12. +40 % short sick leaves and 3 resignations in 6 months. First hypothesis?

Weather Individual fragility Organisation (workload, meaning, support): anonymous survey then treat the source Chance

Collective signals blame the work, not people: DUERP + assessment.

What's next?

Score ≥ 80%: move on to Level 3 (quality, ISO 9001, processes, documentation, tools).
Score < 80%: review the sections you missed (principles 2.1, AT/MP 2.2, chemicals 2.3, emergencies 2.4, PSR 2.5), re-read the explanations above, then retake the 48h challenges before retaking the test.