Project Area Details
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JHA Reference Number
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Project Title / Code
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Site conducted
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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What types of work might be happening during the inspection for a JHA?
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What types of construction activities are happening during the inspection?
- Site Preparation works
- Structural works
- Masonry works
- Concreting works
- Glass works
- Ceiling works
- Painting works
- Roofing works
- Electrical works
- Plumbing works
- Mechanical works
- Carpentry works
History of JHA in Project Area
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Is a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) conducted for all tasks at the worksite?
- Yes
- No
- N/A
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Are there emergency procedures for dealing with problems related to these hazards?
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Are employees trained on how to handle these hazards?
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Have control measures been in place for identified hazards during the JHA before?
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How many employees have received training on interpreting Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) reports?
Current Hazard Identification
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What types of hazards are present in the work area?
- Physical hazards
- Chemical hazards
- Biological hazards
- Ergonomic hazards
- Environmental hazards
- Psychosocial hazards
- None of the above
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If there are physical hazards present in the project area, please choose from these options:
- exertion of too much force
- inadequate distance
- explosion
- caught in (naipit)
- caught on (nasabit)
- electrocution (nakuryente)
- slip (pagkadulas)
- trip (pagkatalisod)
- struck by (hit by)
- ingestion (paglunok)
- pipe rupture (pagsabog ng tubo)
- congestion (kasikipan)
- poor illumination
- noise
- prolonged exposure
- poor ventilation
- collapse of materials
- sharp pointed object
- none
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If there are chemical hazards present in the project area, please choose from these options:
- toxic chemicals
- flammable items
- inhalation
- skin contact
- foul odor
- dust, fumes, vapors
- corrosive substances
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If there are biological hazards present in the project area, please choose from these options:
- animal droppings or feces
- vector-borne diseases (insects or animals transmitted)
- improper waste disposal
- exposure to infectious diseases or agents
- mold and fungi
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If there are ergonomic hazards present in the project area, please choose from these options:
- repetitive actions (ulit-ulit)
- awkward or poor posture
- improper lifting
- heavy lifting
- inadequate workspace
- vibration exposure
- poor lighting
- improper tool use
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State the specific hazard not included in the list or items stated
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What is the severity of potential injuries from these hazards?
- Minor (first aid required)
- Moderate (medical treatment needed)
- Severe (hospitalization needed)
- Critical (life-threatening injuries)
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How are hazards communicated to employees?
- Safety meetings
- Written notices
- Training sessions
- No formal communication
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What control measures are currently in place?
- Engineering controls
- Administrative controls
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- None
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- Minor (first aid required)
- Moderate (medical treatment needed)
- Severe (hospitalization needed)
- Critical (life-threatening injuries)
Controls Measures and Safety Protocols
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Are all workers trained on safety protocols related to the identified hazards?
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Is personal protective equipment (PPE) being used correctly by all employees on site?
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Are regular safety inspections being conducted to identify potential hazards?
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Are hazardous materials being stored and labeled with complete information provided by Safety Data Sheets (SDS) in accordance with safety regulations?
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Is there a clear procedure for reporting safety incidents, near misses, or unsafe conditions, and are employees encouraged to report these without fear of retaliation (gantihan o balikan)?
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State the control measures used to stop the identified hazard/s.
Monitoring and Review
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Are the control measures currently in place effective in mitigating the identified hazards?
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Are employees adequately trained and aware of the control measures they need to follow?
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What feedback have employees provided regarding the effectiveness of the control measures and safety protocols?
