Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

Learn as the new safety manager guides her General Manager through the process of how to conduct a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or (JHA). A cast of comical characters demonstrate how JSAs can reduce incidents and help in the development of safety documents such as procedures, inspections, and orientations along with other safety processes.

Course Overview

Part of a properly functioning occupation health and safety program requires the identification of existing and potential risks to the health or safety of workers, and what measures to take to reduce, eliminate or control those risks. This must also include procedures to respond to an emergency. A Job Safety Analysis can fulfill some of those needs.

A Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is a systematic approach to prioritize and select jobs or job tasks, identify its hazards or potential hazards and integrate precautions to reduce risk.

Learn as the new Safety Manager guides her General Manager through the process of how to conduct a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or (JHA). A cast of comical characters demonstrate how JSAs can reduce incidents and help in the development of safety documents such as procedures, inspections, and orientations along with other safety processes.

Course Topics

By taking this online Job Safety Analysis (JSA) training, learners will be able to:
  • Select the steps to conduct a job safety analysis
  • Understand how to prioritize jobs to conduct a Job Safety Analysis
  • Know how to break a job or task into steps
  • Know how to determine work-related hazards with each step
  • Select various types of precautions
  • Understand how JSA information can be used on Standard Operating Procedures (SOP‚àö√Øs), incident investigations, inspections, and so on.