Table of Contents
Summary
Job Safety Analysis Flow-Chart
Introduction
- What is a Job Safety Analysis
- How to Perform a Job Safety Analysis
- Step 1: What important factors should be considered in selecting a job for JSA?
- Step 2: How are the basic tasks of a job established?
- Step 3: How are the potential hazards identified?
- Step 4: How are preventive measures determined?
- Step 5: How should I communicate the JSA information to everyone else?
- How and When to Use Job Safety Analysis
- Follow-up and Review of a Job Safety Analysis
- References
- Examples of Job Safety Analysis
- Transportation of dangerous goods (TDG)
- Climbing trucks to inspect levels of substance in snow and rain
- Handling of heavy objects in ports and storage
- Machine maintenance
- Working at heights on communication towers
- Improvisation of tasks
Appendix A: Sample Form for Job Safety Analysis
Appendix B: Step-by-step Instructions for Job Safety Analysis
Appendix C: Practical Tips for Performing Job Safety Analysis and its Implementation