The Steps In the Risk Analysis Process
Risk analysis identifies and analyzes potential issues that could negatively impact key business initiatives or projects. This process…
Difference Between Qualitative & Quantitative Risk Analysis
When dealing with organizational risk, it’s important to understand the difference between qualitative and quantitative risk analysis. Risk…
Three Factors Used In Calculating Risk And Prioritizing Jobs
Another simple technique to help determine the overall risk of the jobs for which you’ll be conducting a…
The Characteristics Of A Well-Written Step In A JHA
The process of “analysis” in the context of a JHA includes breaking the “whole” job down into its…
Factors To Consider When Identifying The Hazards In A Job
A very important part in the JHA development process is to discover the hazards lurking within each step….
Five Hazard Control Strategies In The Hierarchy Of Controls
The Hierarchy of Controls is essential when performing a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA). By following the hierarchy, organizations…
Important Point To Remember When Writing About Hazards And Preventive Measures
Write the Safe Job Procedure (SJP) The safe job procedure is the final result or product of the…
Definition & Examples Of “Hazards,” and “Exposures”
What is a Hazard? Before we study identifying, analyzing and controlling hazards in the workplace, it’s important to…
Three Basic Types Of OSHA Recognized Hazards
Occasionally, students ask what is considered a “recognized” hazard in the workplace. As described in OSHA’s Field Compliance…
Three Basic Types Of Exposure To Hazards
Exposure is generally defined as “the condition of being exposed,” or as “a position in relation to a…