Job Safety Analysis, Safety Awareness, and You - Concise Version

Workers are better protected from workplace injuries when management understands the hazards a worker might be exposed to. This safety training course shows how by working together and doing a Job Safety Analysis (JSA), managers and workers can reduce workplace injuries.

The components of a JSA include the following: a description of the job, the steps needed to complete the job, the hazards that might be encountered within each step, and, what can be done to control the occurrence of the potential hazards. Viewers learn how a JSA should be done whenever a new job task is introduced into the workplace, as well as when changes are made to a current job task.

Viewers are shown common causes of injuries, such as by falling and exposure to hazardous materials, and how they can be controlled. This course also emphasizes the importance of safety awareness, which includes the recognition of potential hazards, as well as an awareness of what is happening in the immediate area.

Watch this safety training course to learn how to perform a Job Safety Analysis, and thereby create a safer work environment for everyone.

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Both managers and employees

• Introduction
• What Is a Job Safety Analysis?
• Designing a Job Safety Analysis
• Common Hazards and Their Controls
• Safety Awareness
• Conclusion

• Process Safety Management
• Job Safety Analysis, Safety Awareness And You
• Hazard Recognition