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Hazard/Task Information for Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

  • It is important to note that a separate Job Safety Analysis (JSA) must be created for each distinct job that will be performed at the host site. This is necessary because each job may have its own unique hazards and safety considerations that need to be addressed. Having a separate JSA for each job ensures that all potential dangers are identified and addressed, and helps to ensure a safe working environment for all employees.

Client + Job Information

  • Client Name

  • Client Representative

  • Location of the job

  • Workers' job title

  • Description of job

  • Work schedule

  • Plant and machinery to be used e.g., tractor, forklift

  • Qualifications, licenses, skills required

  • Vaccinations required

  • What vaccinations are required?

  • Name of the person who will supervise the worker

  • Who should the worker raise health and safety issues with?

  • Is there a Health and Safety Representative onsite?

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Types of personal protective equipment required for this job

  • Hi-visibility drill shirt

  • Who will supply the hi-visibility drill shirt?

  • Long drill pants/denim jeans

  • Who will supply the long drill pants/denim jeans?

  • Steel capped boots

  • Who will supply the steel capped boots?

  • Safety glasses

  • Who will supply the safety glasses

  • Gumboots

  • Who will supply the gumboots

  • Face shield (clear)

  • Who will supply the face shield

  • Welding helmet, jacket and hood

  • Who will supply the welding helmet, jacket and hood?

  • Hard hat

  • Who will supply the hard hat?

  • Gloves

  • Who will supply the gloves?

  • Sun hat, and sunscreen

  • Who will supply the sun hat and sunscreen?

  • Dust mask

  • Who will supply the dust mask?

  • Respirator

  • Type of respirator required

  • Who will supply the respirator?

  • Other (please specify)

  • Who will supply this PPE?

  • Other (please specify)

  • Who will supply this PPE?

Hazards associated with the Job

  • For any of the hazards that you select yes to, that cannot be validated in the Client WHS Assessment, create an action under the applicable hazard or refer to the corresponding action created in the Client WHS Assessment.

  • Areas where pedestrians and vehicles interact

  • Asbestos

  • Silica Dust

  • Manual tasks

  • Use of tools and/or knives

  • Confined spaces

  • Plant, and Machinery

  • Electrical

  • Falling objects

  • Fatigue

  • Hazardous chemicals

  • High Job Demand

  • Bacterial diseases e.g., leptospirosis

  • Slips, trips and fall hazards

  • Work that requires a High Risk Work (HRW) Licence

  • Working at heights

  • Working in hot or cold environments

  • Working remote or isolated work

Validation of Risk Control Measures

  • In order to confirm that the hazards relevant to this JSA are effectively managed, please review the completed Client Work Health and Safety Assessment to validate the implemented risk controls.

  • Has the Client WHS Assessment validated risk controls for all hazards deemed relevant to the job in this JSA?

  • Escalate to the Regional Manager for discussion with the WHS Consultant, HR Manager and/or Director Labour Hire.

Next Review

  • Next review date

  • Has the review been set as a reminder in the email calendar?

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