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706 Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)
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Sample JHA Worksheet

In the JHA form below, we have added some potential hazards and possible injuries that might occur as the worker performs each step in the form below.

JOB: Loading Products into Trailer
Basic Task Step Hazards - Possible Injuries Preventive Measures
1. Driver/Spotter: Spot position of trailer 1. Spotter: Caught-between injury if caught between trailer and dock
2. Vehicle: Struck-against damage if truck hits dock
2. Driver: Exit truck 1. Spotter: Struck-by or Caught-between injury if energized truck moves
2. Driver: Fall injury from jumping off truck
3. Driver: Set chocks 1. Driver: Struck-against injury if driver strikes trailer
2. Driver: Fall to same surface injury if driver trips, slips, or falls while in the dock well
3. Driver: Caught-in injury while positioning chocks
Safe Job Procedure



Knowledge Check Choose the best answer for the question.

3-9. What type of hazard would be listed in column 2 of the JHA if an employee might receive a concussion if he did not wear a hard hat?