Chapter 1: Hazard Control

Chapter 2: The Inspection Process

Chapter 3: The Steps of a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

Hazard Control

• The Foundation for Health and Safety
• What is a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)?
  
• The Benefits of a JHA
  
• Analyze Which Jobs?
  
• Worker-Equipment-Environment Interface
  
• Workers
  
• Equipment (Materials)
  
• Environments

The Inspection Process

• Step 1: Why Inspections are Important
  
  • Formal Inspections
  • Good Inspectors are Made not Born?
    
• Step 2 - Prepare a Critical Hazard Inventory & Evaluate Risks
  
  • Risk Evaluation
  • Risk Level Estimator Chart
  • Preparing Inspection Checklists & Standards
    
• Step 3: Conducting the Inspection
  • Organize the Inspection
  • Review Documents
  • Inspect Systematically
  • Supervisors
  • Workers
  • Recording Information
  • Developing and Communicating Recommendations
    

The Steps of a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

• Step 1: Complete a Job/Task Inventory
• Step 2: Break Each Job/Task into its Steps
• Step 3: Identify Health and Safety Hazards
  • A Broad and Balanced Approach
  • Identify the Hazards
  • Recording your Findings
  • Recording Witness Information
  • Information Sources
  • Safety Hazards
  • Health Hazards
  • Health Hazard Sources
• Step 4: Evaluate Risks and Rank the Hazards
  • RAC’s or RAM’s
• Step 5: Develop Controls
  • Control Mechanisms
  • Controls at the Source
  • Controls along the Path
  • Controls at the Worker Level
  • Procedures & Practices
• Step 6: Efficiency Check
  • Productivity & Quality Issues
  • Improvement Opportunities
• Step 7 - Monitor and Evaluate