Job Hazard Analysis For General Industry

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Job Hazard Analysis For General Industry Course

Job Hazard Analysis For General Industry

Level: Intermediate

Duration: 30 Minutes

Location: Online or In-Person

Online Unit Price: $40.00*

Online Course

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Overview & Objectives

OSHA requires employers to keep the workplace free of recognized hazards. Because not every hazard will be immediately recognized, businesses need to complete a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) to identify and address dangers in a timely manner. The Job Hazard Analysis for General Industry course from Exceed Safety provides essential job hazard analysis training for managers and workers to help recognize workplace hazards and ensure they are resolved to prevent injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.

During the Job Hazard Analysis for General Industry course, students will learn how to use OSHA regulations to analyze common job site hazards. Course topics include:

  • How to identify hazards
  • The purpose of a job hazard analysis
  • OSHA’s standards for workplace safety
  • Risk Assessment Codes (RACs)
  • How to complete a job hazard analysis
  • How to use a job hazard analysis

Course participants will also complete a practice exercise to test their new knowledge and skills.

Who is this Course for?

This intermediate-level online course is intended for construction workers and managers, supervisors, and foremen who are responsible for maintaining job site safety.

Features & Benefits

After completing the Job Hazard Analysis for General Industry Course, students will understand how to conduct a Job Hazard Analysis, including identifying common hazards and using RACs to prioritize them. Course participants will be prepared to use the resulting analysis to resolve workplace hazards with the appropriate controls and remain compliant with OSHA regulations.