Job Safety Analysis

Introduction to Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
Overview of the JSA concept, objectives, and importance in workplace hazard prevention and control.

2. Legal and Organizational Requirements
Understanding the legal, regulatory, and organizational responsibilities that guide JSA implementation.

3. Identifying Job Tasks for Analysis
Methods to select high-risk jobs and prioritize them for safety analysis based on risk levels and work frequency.

4. Breaking Down Job Steps
Techniques for systematically dividing tasks into sequential steps to identify potential hazards at each stage.

5. Hazard Identification Techniques
Application of observation, experience, and consultation methods to detect physical, chemical, and ergonomic hazards.

6. Risk Assessment and Control Measures
Evaluating identified hazards and applying the hierarchy of controls to mitigate risks effectively.

7. Developing Safe Work Procedures
Formulating and documenting safe job procedures that integrate control measures into daily work practices.

8. Communication and Worker Involvement
Promoting collaboration and active participation of workers in developing and implementing JSAs.

9. Monitoring and Reviewing JSA Effectiveness
Procedures for reviewing, updating, and improving JSAs based on incidents, changes in tasks, or new hazards.

10. JSA Documentation and Reporting
Best practices for completing JSA forms, maintaining records, and ensuring compliance with safety management systems.