Safety Orientation: Understanding Job Hazard Analysis in the Workplace

18 Sept 2024 · 1 min
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The video explains job hazard analysis (JHA) as the basic unit of task safety preparation: breaking work into tasks/steps, identifying hazards, and specifying protections. It uses a simple example—assembling a peanut butter and jelly sandwich—to show that even routine tasks can have severe hazards (e.g., anaphylaxis from peanut allergy). The speaker prompts viewers to reflect on recent tasks, identify hazards, and consider whether they need information, PPE, or support to stay safe.

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