Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis

The training “Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)” introduces participants to the fundamental principles of systematically identifying workplace hazards, assessing risks, and developing safe work procedures.

The course covers prioritizing jobs based on risk, considering probability, severity, and exposure during risk assessment, conducting a JHA step by step, identifying hazards, determining preventive measures, and developing safe work procedures. It also addresses methods for improving the JHA process and using JHA as an effective tool for employee safety training.

Program Components

1. JHA Fundamentals and Risk Prioritization

• The concept and purpose of Job Hazard Analysis (JHA);
• Key principles of Job Hazard Analysis and Job Safety Analysis;
• The role of JHA in developing safe work procedures;
• Stages of conducting a risk analysis;
• Prioritizing jobs based on risk;
• Key components of risk assessment: Probability, Severity, and Exposure;
• Using risk formulas to determine job priorities.

2. Hazard Identification and Conducting a JHA

• Stages and best practices for conducting a JHA;
• Breaking a job into individual steps;
• Identifying hazards associated with each job step;
• Questions and methods for identifying hazards;
• Types of hazards identified through the JHA process;
• Hierarchy of Controls.

3. Control Measures and Development of Safe Work Procedures

• Identifying preventive and corrective measures;
• Selecting appropriate safety and control measures;
• Developing safe work procedures step by step;
• Defining safety requirements for each job step;
• Principles for properly formulating safe work procedures.

4. Improving the JHA Process and Communicating Results

• Methods for improving the JHA process;
• Periodic review and updating of JHAs;
• Using JHA as a tool for employee safety training;
• Communicating JHA results to employees;
• Evaluating JHA effectiveness and continuously improving its application in workplace processes.

Who Is This Training For?

The training is intended for individuals involved in workplace risk assessment, development of safe work procedures, and hazard control, including:

✅ Occupational Safety Specialists;

✅ HSE/EHS Professionals;

✅ Safety Managers and Leaders;

✅ Supervisors and Managers;

✅ Work Process Leaders;

✅ Safety Committee Members;

✅ Personnel responsible for risk assessment and development of work procedures;

✅ Technical and Production Specialists;

✅ Personnel responsible for employee training and safety instruction.

⏱️ Duration: 5–7 hours
📍 Format: Certificate Training – Theoretical and Practical Components
📜 Certificate: Issued upon successful completion of the final assessment (exam).