JSA and Safety Quiz NTI

A task is best defined as:

• A large project

• A piece of work to be done or undertaken

• A management plan

• A workplace inspection

Safety in the workplace mainly refers to:

• Controlling hazards to an acceptable level of risk

• Wearing PPE at all times

• Having emergency exits

• Reducing costs

Papi working 50 ft. on scaffolding is an example of:

• A hazard

• A task

• A safety measure

• An engineering control

Which of the following defines hazard?

• The likelihood of harm occurring

• Anything that could cause harm

• A tool used for protection

• A safety system

Risk is calculated by the formula:

• Hazard ÷ Time

• Severity × Likelihood

• Probability + Controls

• Hazard × Time

If the likelihood of harm is high but severity is low, the risk is:

• Low

• Moderate

• High

• Severe

The core principle of safety is:

• PPE first, hazard elimination second

• Hazard identification and control

• Conducting emergency drills

• Hiring trained staff only

Which of the following is an example of a hazard?

• Wearing gloves

• Wet floors

• Risk assessment

• Safety inspection

The relationship between hazard, likelihood, and severity is captured by:

• Safety policy

• Risk equation

• JSA steps

• Bow Tie analysis

Which principle states that most accidents are predictable and preventable?

• Heinrich's Accident Triangle

• Hierarchy of Control

• Bow Tie Safety

• JSA