Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Training | Task Risk Assessment

Program Overview

Job Safety Analysis (JSA) — also known as Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) — is one of the most powerful and widely used tools in occupational safety management. By systematically breaking down a job into steps, identifying hazards at each step, and prescribing control measures, JSA transforms routine tasks into well-managed, low-risk operations. ICLM's Job Safety Analysis Training equips safety professionals, supervisors, and workers with the skills to develop, review, and use JSAs effectively in any industry.

A significant percentage of workplace accidents occur because workers are performing tasks without a structured hazard assessment. JSA bridges the gap between broad safety policies and the specific hazards of each job. It is required by many regulatory frameworks, forms the backbone of permit-to-work systems, and is a key element of ISO 45001 compliant safety management systems.

Pre-Use Checks

Daily inspection discipline and hazard spotting basics.

Control Principles

Safe methods, sequencing, and decision making in operations.

Emergency Response

Incident communication and immediate response actions.

Core Learning Modules

Module 01

What is a JSA? Definition, purpose, regulatory basis, and the relationship between JSA, risk assessment, and safe work procedures.

Module 02

When to Conduct a JSA: Non-routine tasks, high-hazard operations, new equipment introduction, after incidents, and for permit-to-work activities.

Module 03

Hazard Identification Techniques: Observation, worker consultation, incident history review, and hazard checklists.