Job Safety Analysis Quiz

What is the purpose of a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?

• To avoid paperwork

• To identify and control work-related hazards

• To speed up work approval

Who is responsible for developing the JSA?

• Performing Authority (PA)

• Area Authority (AA)

• Job Performer (JP)

What does ALARP stand for?

• As Late As Required Planning

• All Lapses Are Recorded Properly

• As Low As Reasonably Practicable

What type of form is used for General Work Permits?

• Hazard Management Form

• Standard Hazard Control Form

• Risk Alert Form

What level of JSA is required for Critical Work?

• Level 1

• Level 2

• No JSA needed

Who approves control measures for Critical and Hot Work?

• Permit Issuer

• Asset Approval Authority (AAA)

• Job Performer

What is the first step in the JSA process?

• Start the work

• Describe the task

• Agree controls

Who can mark controls as prerequisites in SHCF or HMF?

• Contractor

• Area Authority

• Any worker

What tool is used to decide the permit type in planning stage?

• Work Chart

• Work Categorization Chart

• Permit Sheet

Which form is used for more detailed hazard management?

• SHCF

• HMF

• RAM