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Introduction
Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a proven process for
controlling operating hazards and costs. Get a
step-by-step overview of the process, and define
your role in making it effective. Through lecture,
demonstrations, and workshops, you’ll learn how
to develop and manage a JSA program in your
workplace. You’ll also learn how to enlist participation
from line employees, supervisors, and upper
management.
Target Audience
Full-time safety practitioners, safety committee
members, safety coordinators, safety specialists,
human resources, safety managers, loss control
managers and operations managers
Workshop Objectives
- Recognize and use important safety and health
terminology.
- Understand JSA’s relation to continuous
improvement in your organization.
- Identify and communicate the safety and financial
benefits of using JSA.
- Gain support for and participation in the process
from line employees, supervisors, and upper
management.
- Identify the key requirements for a successful JSA.
- Recognize the hazards inherent in task
performance.
- Develop appropriate solutions and hazard controls.
- Complete a JSA form correctly.
- Use JSA to develop efficient procedures that
reduce personal injuries and operating costs.
Workshop Description
The stages and steps in performing a JSA will be
described in detail with examples. Attendees will
practice what they are taught by performing exercises
and participating in workshop sessions to conduct a
JSA to gain experience using the method. Attendees
will take part in practical team exercises, typical case
studies and open discussion forums, as related to
their own organization’s operational activities. The
main objectives addressed in this workshop include
understanding workplace hazards, performing a JSA,
JSA action plan, and implementing a JSA program.
Workshop Instructor – Dr. Wes E. Scott
Wes Scott (PhD, PE) has over 30 years experience in the
bio-medical, engineering, environmental and occupational
safety and health fields. As Manager, Consulting Services at the
National Safety Council, Wes provides oversight for core courses
and other occupational training instruction for open enrollment
and on-site programs. He provides technical and curriculum
input for the development, implementation, and modification of
occupational safety and health training programs, services and
systems; and identifies safety and health needs in the marketplace
that can be satisfied with existing consulting/training expertise.
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