Download our guide to get the information you need to implement and sustain an effective JSA program.

Job safety analysis (JSA) is one of the most common and widely accepted methods used by EHS professionals to identify, assess, and control job hazards, which is why occupational health and safety (OH&S agencies) including OSHA, the Canadian Centre for Occupational Safety & Health (CCOSH), and the UK Health & Safety Executive (HSE) have endorsed their usage. Still, many EHS professionals don’t use JSAs as effectively as they could, because they don’t have the guidance they need about how to best conduct JSAs and then actually use them to improve safety.

Download our new Definitive Guide to Job Safety Analysis for essential information such as:

• Detailed, practical insights about JSA processes you can use in a commonsense way;
• Considerations for building and engaging a JSA team;
• Straightforward, procedural guidance for performing JSAs;
• A deep dive into JSA best practices to help OH&S professionals like you optimize you process;
• Insights about how JSA supports other core OH&S program functions;
• How to apply OH&S program information to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of JSA findings and outcomes; and
• How to apply continuous improvement to JSAs to identify and correct issues limiting your program performance.