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SCO Module 1: Core Practice Questions – Set 1

 

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Well Done – You Passed!

You’ve demonstrated a good understanding of the principles covered in SCO Core (Module 1) and the responsibilities involved in Safe Control of Operations.

A strong knowledge of the SCO framework is essential for maintaining safe working practices and supporting compliant gas network operations. Keep building on what you’ve learned and you’ll be well prepared for the challenges of working in the industry.

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Not Quite This Time

Don’t be discouraged. SCO Core covers some important concepts that form the foundation of Safe Control of Operations, so it’s worth taking the time to understand them properly.

Review the areas you found challenging, refresh your knowledge, and have another go. Every attempt helps build your confidence and understanding.

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#1. What is the primary scope of IGEM/GL/6?

#2. What is a Safe System of Work (SSoW)?

#3. Which of the following correctly represents the SCO permit hierarchy from highest to lowest level of control?

#4. Who do IGEM/GL/6 procedures apply to?

#5. Within SCO, what is meant by competence?

#6. The Gas Act requires all Gas Transporters to have what?

#7. What is the primary function of a Non-Routine Operation (NRO)?

#8. What is the primary purpose of a Permit to Work (PtW)?

#9. What is a hazard?

#10. Which factors are used when assessing risk?

#11. According to the HSE, which sequence forms the ERIC PD hierarchy of risk reduction?

#12. Why is communication important within a Safe System of Work?

#13. What specific SCO competency requirement must an Originator meet?

#14. Which statement best describes a competent person (cp)?

#15. Which statement best describes the role of a Competent Person (CP)?

#16. Which statement best describes the role of an Authorising Engineer (AE)?

#17. What is the primary role of the Responsible Engineer (RE)?

#18. Who is authorised to approve a deviation from their own PtW, NRO, RO or FoA?

#19. What are the two priorities during an emergency situation?

#20. What is the purpose of performance review and monitoring?

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