Job Hazard Analysis online course

​​This module starts with an explanation of a what a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) entails and how it’s performed. It also covers who should conduct a JHA and the difference between a JHA and a pre-work plan.​​​​

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​​​​​This module covers when and why a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) should be performed, how to create a JHA worksheet, timing factors to consider, and analyzing risk factors. This section concludes with a discussion of how to review records such as: safety committee minutes, OSHA 300 logs, SDS, PPE hazard assessments, equipment manuals, and incident reports.

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​This module provides a detailed list of common workplace hazards and how to control them. This includes: fall hazards, impacts, mechanical hazards, heat and temperature hazards, flammable materials, explosives, high/low pressure hazards, electrical hazards, ergonomic hazards, environmental hazards, biohazards, toxins, and vibration/noise hazards.​​​​

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​This final module covers a step-by-step process to create a hazard assessment along with instructions on how to properly maintain your Job Hazard Analysis. It also includes a quiz, a certificate of completion, and a survey where you will have the option to provide your input on the course.​​​​

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