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Job Task Analysis
Matching the job to the person, with the psychosocial demands of the work considered alongside the physical ones.
What this is
Job Task Analysis examines what a job actually requires, so that the job can be matched to the person rather than the person assumed to fit the job. The analysis includes psychosocial risks, not only physical demands.
Any job task can be assessed, and the assessment is AI-assisted. It can be used at recruitment, during employment, and where a fitness to work decision has to be made.
Physical
- age
- gender
- weight
- injury
- medication
- genetics
- disease
- activity
Social
- relationships
- social media/media
- work type/hours/risks
- education sports/hobbies
Psychological
- support
- trauma
- fears
- resilience
- emotions
- attitudes and beliefs
Physical and social
- lifestyle factors
- drugs and alcohol
- family/peer pressure
- utilities
Physical and psychological
- stress
- anxiety
- depression
- nutrition
- financial worries
- loss of control
Social and psychological
- family/friend stresses
- work/life expectations
- peer pressure
Where all three meet
- health status
- ill health
- injury
- physical and psychological functioning
- absence
- presenteeism
- treatment needs
- self care
The environment around them
- Air Quality, Work and Home
- Community and Social Support
- Green Spaces and Use
- Food Quantity and Quality
- Build Quality and Environment
Physical, psychological and social factors, and the overlap between them where most workplace risk actually sits.
Who this is for
What it assesses
- The demands of any given job task.
- Psychosocial risks present in the work.
- The match between the requirements of the job and the person carrying it out.
When employers use it
- At recruitment.
- During employment.
- Where a fitness to work decision is required.
What you receive
- An AI-assisted analysis of the job task.
- Identification of the psychosocial risks attached to the role.
- A view of how well the job and the person match.
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