Job Safety Analysis Quiz

What is the primary purpose of Job Safety Analysis (JSA) in ADNOC?

• To increase production efficiency

• To enhance employee training programs

• To establish mandatory requirements for conducting safety assessments

• To reduce operational costs

Which of the following is NOT a key element of Job Safety Analysis?

• Agree and Approve Controls

• Conduct Employee Evaluations

• Assess Hazards and Controls

• Identify and Describe

What does ALARP stand for in the context of Job Safety Analysis?

• As Low As Realistic Practices

• As Low As Risk Permissible

• As Low As Required Procedures

• As Low As Reasonably Practicable

Who is responsible for the development of the Job Safety Analysis?

• Risk Assessment Team Leader

• Performing Authority

• Asset Approval Authority

• Area Authority

What type of permits are identified in the JSA process?

• Hot Work, Critical Work, General Work

• Emergency Work, Routine Work, Special Work

• High Risk, Medium Risk, Low Risk

• Standard Work, Advanced Work, Basic Work

Which authority approves controls for General Work permits?

• Asset Approval Authority

• Risk Assessment Team Leader

• Performing Authority

• Area Authority

What is the first step in the Job Safety Analysis process?

• Assess Hazards and Controls

• Identify and Describe Work

• Agree and Approve Controls

• Conduct Risk Assessment

What is the role of the Risk Assessment Team Leader?

• To approve the JSA

• To lead the Formal Risk Assessment process

• To manage project budgets

• To conduct training sessions

Which document outlines the JSA level 1?

• SHCF

• HMF

• PTW

• IWAP

What is the minimum composition of the Risk Assessment team based on risk level?

• Performing Authority and HSE Representative

• Performing Authority and Area Authority

• Performing Authority and Asset Owner Rep.

• Performing Authority and Risk Assessment Team Leader