Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
The PIMS Job Safety Analysis (JSA) course provides a structured method for breaking work into logical steps, identifying hazards and selecting suitable controls before a task begins. JSA is an important workpla...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Job Safety Analysis (JSA) course provides a structured method for breaking work into logical steps, identifying hazards and selecting suitable controls before a task begins. JSA is an important workplace risk-management tool for high-risk, non-routine and frequently performed activities.
Participants learn how to identify task-specific hazards, evaluate risk, apply the hierarchy of controls, involve workers and prepare clear JSA documentation that supports safer work planning.
What You'll Learn
- Introduction to Job Safety Analysis
- Purpose and Benefits of JSA
- Selection of Jobs for Analysis
- High-Risk and Non-Routine Tasks
- Breaking Jobs into Logical Steps
- Hazard Identification
- Physical, Chemical and Biological Hazards
- Ergonomic and Psychosocial Hazards
- Risk Assessment
- Likelihood and Severity Evaluation
- Hierarchy of Controls
- Selection of Preventive Measures
- JSA Documentation
- Worker Participation
- Communication of JSA Requirements
- Monitoring and Review
- Updating JSA Following Change or Incident
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS JSA course is suitable for Safety Officers, supervisors, HSE Managers, advisors, Site Supervisors, foremen, engineers, maintenance personnel, construction workers, manufacturing personnel and professionals responsible for task-based risk assessment.
Key Benefits
After completing the programme, participants should be better prepared to:
- Break work activities into clear operational steps
- Identify hazards associated with specific job tasks
- Assess task-related risks systematically
- Apply the hierarchy of controls
- Improve worker participation in safety planning
- Prepare clear and usable JSA documentation
- Integrate task-risk assessment into workplace safety systems
Assessment & Evaluation
- Assessment Type: Multiple-choice questions and/or practical JSA assignment.
- Number of Questions: Approximately 40 to 50 MCQs.
- Duration: 60 minutes.
- Passing Score: Approximately 50% to 60% according to programme requirements.
- Mode: Online or onsite.
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