RCDD · Question #168
When developing a safety plan, consider all of the following EXCEPT:
The correct answer is A. Safety may be excluded from scope where an information technology system (ITS) designer is. Safety cannot be excluded from project scope based on the type of designer involved - it is a mandatory planning requirement for all project types including ITS projects.
Question
When developing a safety plan, consider all of the following EXCEPT:
Options
- ASafety may be excluded from scope where an information technology system (ITS) designer is
- BAreas that should be addressed by the safety plan include emergency numbers and work area
- CThe safety coordinator should hold a safety meeting prior to the start of the project
- DThe contractor should contact the customer safety coordinator to evaluate site specific emergency
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A82% (42)
- B4% (2)
- C12% (6)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Safety cannot be excluded from project scope based on the type of designer involved - it is a mandatory planning requirement for all project types including ITS projects.
This statement is false and is therefore the correct answer to an EXCEPT question. Safety is never permitted to be excluded from scope simply because an information technology system (ITS) designer is the lead. All projects, regardless of technical discipline, require a safety plan, and the ITS designer context does not create an exception to this requirement.
Including emergency contact numbers and work area safety considerations in a safety plan is a true and standard requirement, so this is not the exception.
Having the safety coordinator hold a pre-project safety meeting is a true and widely accepted safety planning best practice, so this statement is accurate.
The contractor contacting the customer's safety coordinator to evaluate site-specific emergency procedures is a true and standard safety coordination responsibility.
Concept tested: Safety plan scope requirements for ITS projects
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