Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

INTRODUCTION

Employers are responsible for ensuring the health and safety of their employees. This includes informing employees of workplace hazards, providing the equipment necessary to safeguard health and safety, and establishing proper health and safety procedures and practices. Therefore, they have an obligation to assess health and safety risks and to develop safety procedures that will eliminate or mitigate these risks before an employee is required to carry out work. This course outlines job safety analysis (JSA) as a method of identifying potential hazards and developing safe work practices to prevent injuries, illnesses, property damages and other losses.

OBJECTIVES

The specific objectives of this Training Job Safety Analysys (JSA) were to help you to :

• Understand the concept of job safety analysis and;
• Understand the methods of identifying potential hazards and applicable preventive measures.

COURSE MATERIALS

1. What is a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
2. How to Perform a Job Safety Analysis
3. How and When to Use Job Safety Analysis
4. Follow Up and Review of a job Safety Analysis

PARTICIPANT

Training Job Safety Analysys (JSA) are aimed at the workers, managers and supervisors, members of health and safety committees, and health and safety representatives. Health and safety professionals will find this publication a practical tool for workplace training sessions on health and safety programs and policies.

INSTRUCTUR

Josef Hernawan Nudu, S.T., M.T and Team