Introduction to Job Hazard Analysis

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is a practical training course designed to introduce participants to the systematic methodology for assessing workplace safety. The training focuses on breaking down work processes into individual steps, identifying workplace hazards, assessing risks, and developing safe work procedures to help prevent occupational injuries and work-related illnesses.

Who Should Attend

✅ Employees
✅ Supervisors
✅ Managers
✅ Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Specialists
✅ Technical and Operational Personnel
✅ Anyone involved in work planning, execution, and workplace safety management

Training Topics

• Introduction to Job Hazard Analysis (JHA): purpose, objectives, and importance
• JHA structure and documentation format
• Principles of breaking work processes into sequential steps
• Identification of workplace hazards and unsafe behaviors
• Risk analysis and application of the risk assessment matrix
• Best practices for documenting work steps and associated hazards
• Common workplace hazards
• Hierarchy of Controls
• Selection and documentation of preventive and control measures
• Development of safe work procedures
• The importance of teamwork in the JHA process
• Roles and responsibilities of JHA team members

⏱ Duration: 5-6 hours

📍 Format: Theoretical instruction, practical examples, and group activities

📜 Certificate: A certificate will be awarded upon successful completion of the training.