Lesson 5.1 — Knowledge Check - Lagosplan Training

Question 1 of 4

1. Question

What defines a planned shutdown?

A controlled production stop for work that cannot safely or efficiently be done online.
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A routine meeting with no production impact.
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Any corrective job with a large purchase order.
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A restart test performed during normal production.
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Question 2 of 4

2. Question

What is the integrated success measure?

The number of Work Orders issued on Day 0.
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A short outage with an unstable restart.
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Safe scope completion, predictable deferment and stable production restart.
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Scope completion without safety and operational handback.
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Question 3 of 4

3. Question

What six stages describe the event cycle?

Strategy, Scope, Plan, Readiness, Execute and Learn.
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Request, Invoice, Pay, Archive, Audit and Delete.
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Mobilise, Repair, Demobilise, Invoice, Report and Close.
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Permit, Lift, Inspect, Box-up, Invoice and Store.
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Question 4 of 4

4. Question

Where is much of shutdown performance created?

Only during the final restart shift.
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Only after vendors reach the FPSO.
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In the long preparation window before Day 0.
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Only when the event dashboard is published.
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