Job Safety Analysis Quiz

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

• To evaluate employee performance

• To calculate productivity rates

• To identify and control job-related hazards

• To monitor workplace attendance

Which of the following is the correct order of steps in conducting a JSA?

• Identify hazards → Select job → Implement controls → Break job into steps

• Select job → Break job into steps → Identify hazards → Implement controls

• Break job into steps → Identify hazards → Select job → Implement controls

• Select job → Identify hazards → Implement controls → Break job into steps

Which of the following is not a type of workplace hazard?

• Physical

• Chemical

• Economic

• Ergonomic

What is an example of an engineering control?

• Wearing gloves

• Installing a machine guard

• Providing safety training

• Posting warning signs

In a hierarchy of hazard controls, what is considered the most effective?

• Administrative controls

• Elimination

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Substitution

Which of the following is a common hazard when working at heights?

• Dust inhalation

• Electrical shock

• Falling objects

• Loud noise

What is the role of PPE in hazard control?

• It removes the hazard completely

• It replaces hazardous materials

• It isolates the worker from the hazard

• It changes the way work is performed

What should be done if a new step is added to a job after a JSA has been completed?

• Ignore it

• Inform the supervisor only

• Update the JSA to include the new step and reassess hazards

• Only train new workers on the new step

Which of the following is a good reason to conduct a JSA?

• To reduce sick leave

• To enforce discipline

• To comply with taxation laws

• To prevent workplace injuries

Who should be involved in the JSA process?

• Only top management

• Safety officers only

• Employees performing the job

• External contractors