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JSW Safety Interview QA

The document is a Q&A format interview guide for safety professionals at JSW, covering key safety concepts such as the difference between hazards and risks, the importance of Permits to Work, and mandatory personal protective equipment (PPE). It also outlines specific safety procedures like Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) and confined space entry protocols. Additionally, it includes information on conducting Toolbox Talks and the verification of safety documents during reviews.

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JSW Safety Interview QA

The document is a Q&A format interview guide for safety professionals at JSW, covering key safety concepts such as the difference between hazards and risks, the importance of Permits to Work, and mandatory personal protective equipment (PPE). It also outlines specific safety procedures like Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) and confined space entry protocols. Additionally, it includes information on conducting Toolbox Talks and the verification of safety documents during reviews.

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JSW PRC - Safety Professional Interview Q&A

Q1. What is the difference between a Hazard and a Risk?

A: Hazard is a potential source of harm (e.g., slippery floor). Risk is the probability and severity of that harm

actually happening (e.g., someone slipping and injuring).

Q2. What is a Permit to Work (PTW)? Why is it important?

A: A Permit to Work is a formal system used to control certain types of work that are potentially hazardous. It

ensures proper safety controls are in place before starting the job.

Q3. What are the types of safety permits used at JSW site?

A: Hot Work Permit, Height Work Permit, Confined Space Entry Permit, Electrical Isolation (LOTO), Cold

Work Permit, Excavation Permit.

Q4. What PPEs are mandatory at JSW construction sites?

A: Safety Helmet, Safety Shoes, Reflective Jacket, Safety Goggles, Hand Gloves. Full Body Harness is

mandatory for height work.

Q5. What is LOTO and where is it used?

A: LOTO stands for Lock Out Tag Out. It is used to isolate energy sources during maintenance to prevent

accidental startup.

Q6. What are the steps for Confined Space Entry at JSW site?

A: Confined space permit, gas test report, trained manpower, rescue plan with SCBA, and active ventilation

system are mandatory.

Q7. How is a Toolbox Talk (TBT) conducted at JSW site?

A: Daily before starting the job: discuss job plan, hazards, control measures, PPE check, and maintain

attendance record.

Q8. What documents are verified by PRC in safety review?

A: Safety policy, safety officer qualification, incident records, medical fitness, WC policy, and safety training
JSW PRC - Safety Professional Interview Q&A

attendance.

Q9. What is the fire triangle?

A: Heat, Fuel, and Oxygen - these three elements are required for a fire to ignite.

Q10. What is the minimum oxygen level in a confined space?

A: Between 19.5% to 23.5% is considered safe for entry.

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