Risk Alert Test

The candidate sees a sequence of 18 images, each showing a scene with a risk that could cause an accident, and has 3 minutes in total, about 10 seconds per image. In each image several elements are marked with a letter, and the candidate must choose the one that presents the risk, and if there is more than one, the one with the highest risk. It can be a person doing something dangerous or imprudent, or an object that is hazardous in that context.

The scenes are everyday or work situations that do not require safety knowledge, so they can be solved with common sense. The report places the candidate in one of five bands, from Very Low to Very High attention to risks, each with a description of how quickly and reliably the person spots risks.

What it measures

• Speed in spotting a risk in an image

• Judgment about which element is the most hazardous

• Attention to risk in everyday and work situations

Ideal for

• Positions in operations

• Logistics

• Manufacturing

• Driving and field work

• Where noticing hazards quickly helps prevent accidents