Dogman ADC Practice Exam

SWMS/JSA are documents that lay out, in concrete terms, how to perform a particular task safely. They break the job into steps, identify hazards for each step, note the level of risk, and specify the controls that must be used—like procedures, required PPE, and any permit or training requirements. Because they’re created for a specific task before work begins, they give workers clear, actionable safety information directly tied to what they’re about to do, making them the most direct source of workplace safety information among the options. Australian standards and codes of practice provide safety guidance as well, but they’re typically broader or regulatory in scope and not always the exact, step-by-step instructions for a single task. Invoices, on the other hand, are financial documents and don’t convey safety information.