Job Hazard Analysis Pack
Every GC wants a JHA, JSA, AHA or pre-task plan before a crew starts a task, and most of what gets turned in is a blank grid filled out in the truck five minutes before the walk. This is the blank form that asks the right questions, a risk matrix in plain words, and eighteen JHAs already written for the tasks a construction crew actually does. 29 pages of PDF and the same thing as an editable Word file.
"Hose whips when the pump primes and hits the man holding it," not "struck-by hazard." Steps, hazards and controls in the order OSHA 3071 gives them: eliminate, substitute, engineer, administer, then PPE. With the 29 CFR 1926 reference printed on each page.
The eighteen pre-filled JHAs
Each one: the 1926 reference line, PPE and permits pre-checked for that task, competent person and rescue plan called out, two blank rows for your site, and a crew sign-off block.
Real pages, not a brochure
What's inside
- One page on how to write a JHA that holds up, and when to redo it: new task, near miss, new crew, changed conditions.
- The blank JHA / JSA form, two pages, three copies bound in: sixteen steps, PPE checkboxes, permits, competent person, rescue plan, twelve-line crew sign-off.
- A 5 x 5 risk matrix, likelihood by severity, with plain definitions for each level and a before-and-after scoring worksheet. This is the risk assessment page.
- Eighteen pre-filled JHAs, one page each, listed above.
- The Word file: same content, real tables. Your company name in the header once and it is on every page. Delete a step, add a row, change a control to match how you actually do it.
- A straight page on what this isn't: not a substitute for your competent person, not the GC's form if they require their own, not the written programs some of these tasks also need.
Pairs with
The Site-Specific Safety Plan has three blank task hazard analysis sheets these pages fill, and the 52 toolbox talks are how the crew gets the same hazards in a five-minute meeting. All of it is one download in the Whole Safety Program, $69.
The honest part
A pre-filled JHA you didn't change is a sign you didn't read it. Go through each page with your crew and change what's different on your site. Template, not legal advice. It supports your company's safety program and the current OSHA standards, it doesn't replace them, and it doesn't replace a competent person looking at the actual job.
Training aid, not legal advice. It supports your company's safety program and current OSHA standards, it doesn't replace them. One purchase covers your company: print all your own crews need, on all your own jobs.
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