Training Within Industry (TWI): Job Safety (JS) Training Presentation (PowerPoint PPT Deck)

DESCRIPTION

 

The Job Safety (JS) Program is a core component of Training Within Industry (TWI). It equips supervisors with a structured four-step method to identify hazards, prevent incidents, and ensure safe working conditions.

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This training presentation provides facilitation-ready materials, including incident chain analysis, job safety breakdown sheets, and practice activities, making it ideal for supervisors and team leaders responsible for workplace safety. JS strengthens organizational safety culture and supports Lean and Kaizen by reducing risks and sustaining productivity.

Note: This training package includes:

1. TWI Introduction & Job Safety PPT training presentation (PowerPoint)

2. Breakdown Sheet for Safety Instruction (Word)

3. Printing Guidelines for Job Safety Pocket Card

4. TWI JS Poster (PDF format, in color and monochrome, printable in A3 size)

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

 

1. Understand the purpose and benefits of Job Safety.

2. Learn the four-step method for safety improvement.

3. Develop skills to identify hazards and prevent incidents.

4. Apply job safety breakdowns to ensure consistency.

5. Strengthen workforce safety culture and support Lean/Kaizen initiatives.

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CONTENTS

 

1. Introduction to TWI Job Safety

   • History and role of JS in TWI

   • Benefits of JS for supervisors and organizations

2. Definition of Safety and Incidents

   • What constitutes safety and unsafe acts

   • Understanding incidents and near misses

3. The Incident Chain & Heinrich’s Pyramid

   • How accidents develop

   • Relationship between unsafe acts, near misses, and serious injuries

4. The Four-Step Method for Job Safety

   • Spot the hazard

   • Decide what to do

   • Take action

   • Check results

5. Job Safety Breakdown & Instruction

   • Documenting hazards and preventive measures

   • Using breakdown sheets for training and consistency

6. Spotting and Avoiding Hazards

   • Techniques for hazard recognition

   • Preventive measures and safe practices

7. Three Rules for Making Safety Instructions

   • Clear, practical, and enforceable safety guidance

8. Supervisor’s Major Safety Responsibilities

   • Ensuring compliance

   • Leading by example

   • Sustaining a safe workplace

9. Activities, Discussions, and Practice Demonstrations

   • Interactive exercises to reinforce learning

   • Real-job practice and hazard identification

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AVAILABLE BUNDLES​​​​

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1. Core TWI Programs (JI, JM, JR) – Best for frontline supervisors

2. Complete TWI Framework (JI, JM, JR, JS, PS) – Best for full deployment

 

You may also be interested in the following presentations (sold separately):

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1. Training Within Industry: Job Instruction (JI)

2. Training Within Industry: Job Methods (JM)

3. Training Within Industry: Job Relations (JR)

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