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1 Job Safety Analysis

2 Title 30 Part What hazards analysis criteria must the SEMS program meet? You must ensure that a hazards analysis (facility level) and a JSA (operations/task level) are developed and implemented for all of your facilities and activities identified or discussed in the SEMS.

3 Title 30 Part 250.1911(4)(b) Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
You must ensure a JSA is prepared, conducted, and approved for OCS activities that are identified or discussed in the SEMS program. The JSA is a technique used to identify risks to personnel associated with their job activities. The JSAs are also used to determine the appropriate mitigation measures needed to reduce job risks to personnel. The JSA must include all personnel involved with the job activity.

4 Title 30 Part (4)(b)(1) You must ensure that your JSA identifies, analyzes, and records: (i) The steps involved in performing a specific job; (ii) The existing or potential safety, health, and environmental hazards associated with each step; and (iii) The recommended action(s) and/or procedure(s) that will eliminate or reduce these hazards, the risk of a workplace injury or illness, or environmental impacts.

5 Title 30 Part (4)(b)(2) & (3) (2) The immediate supervisor of the crew performing the job onsite must conduct the JSA, sign the JSA, and ensure that all personnel participating in the job understand and sign the JSA. (3) The individual designated as being in charge of the facility must approve and sign all JSAs before personnel start the job.

6 Where is a job hazard analysis Kept?
JSA’s should be with the person doing the job. Once the job is completed it should be retained onsite for 30 days. After 30 days the company must keep the JSA for two years.

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8 LOTO Potential Energy Hazards Hydraulic (liquid) Thermal
Chemical Magnetic Electrical Stored Energy Including Gravity & Springs under tension Mechanical Pneumatic (gas)

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