Module 1: Introduction to Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

• What is JSA and why it’s important.
• Objectives and benefits for organizations and workers.
• Legal and regulatory requirements related to JSA.

Module 2: Understanding Hazards and Risks

• Definitions: hazard, risk, control, and exposure.
• Common types of workplace hazards.
• Risk evaluation methods.

Module 3: Relationship Between JSA and Risk Assessment

• Differences and connections between JSA and risk assessment.
• How JSA supports the overall HSE management system.

Module 4: Preparing for a JSA

• Selecting the job or task to analyze.
• Gathering job data and identifying involved personnel.
• Tools and materials required for conducting JSA.

Module 5: Breaking Down the Job into Steps

• Techniques to divide work into manageable steps.
• Identifying key activities, transitions, and potential hazards.

Module 6: Identifying Hazards in Each Step

• Observation methods and worker input.
• Recognizing unsafe conditions and unsafe acts.
• Using checklists and hazard categories.

Module 7: Developing Control Measures

• Applying the hierarchy of controls.
• Elimination, substitution, engineering, administrative, and PPE.
• Selecting practical and effective safety measures.

Module 8: Documenting the JSA

• Standard JSA forms and templates.
• How to fill job steps, hazards, and controls.
• Ensuring clarity, accuracy, and traceability.

Module 9: Implementing the JSA in the Workplace

• Communicating findings to the workforce.
• Integrating JSA with Safe Work Procedures (SWP) and Permits to Work (PTW).
• Training workers on JSA outcomes.

Module 10: Reviewing and Updating JSA

• When and how to review existing JSAs.
• Incorporating feedback from incidents or process changes.
• Continuous improvement approach.

Module 11: Common Errors and Best Practices in JSA

• Frequent mistakes during hazard identification.
• Involving employees effectively.
• Ensuring JSAs remain practical and relevant.

Module 12: Practical Workshop and Assessment

• Conducting a real or simulated JSA exercise.
• Group analysis and presentation.
• Final evaluation and certification.