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Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Program Audit
An audit of a job hazard analysis program covering job selection, task breakdown, hazard identification, controls, and periodic review per OSHA 3071 guidance.
OSHA 307129 CFR 1910
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Program Structure
- Is there a written JHA (or JSA) procedure defining when and how analyses are conducted? *
- Are jobs prioritized for analysis by injury history, severity potential, and new or changed tasks? *
- Are affected employees involved in developing and reviewing each JHA? *
Task Breakdown & Hazard Identification
- Is each selected job broken into sequential basic steps? *
- Are potential hazards identified for each step (struck-by, caught-in, chemical, ergonomic, fall)? *
- Is the job observed as actually performed, not just as written? *
Controls
- Are recommended controls selected using the hierarchy of controls (elimination to PPE)? *
- Are engineering and administrative controls preferred over reliance on PPE alone? *
- Are required PPE items specified for each hazardous step? *
Communication & Review
- Are completed JHAs communicated to and used in training the affected employees? *
- Are JHAs reviewed after incidents, near-misses, or process changes? *
- Are JHAs reviewed on a defined periodic schedule (e.g., annually)? *
- Record the review date and reviewer for this JHA set: *
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