Ask yourself these questions

• Can my employees be injured by being exposed to something or by performing this task

• How can I protect them from a recognized hazard

• What parts of the body need protecting

Why create a JSA

1. Required by OSHA under PPE standard ( 1910.132(d)(1) and 1910.132(d)(2)

2. First step in creating a safety program

3. Great training tool

4. Can refer to JSA document later for additional training or discipline

Name some hazards the body could be exposed to during a task

Name some hazards the body could be exposed to during a task

Burn Cut Residue

Lifting Slip Falling Object

Splash Noise

Fall Abrasion

Bump Inhalation

Bruise Flying particles

Occupation:• Hockey Player

Hazard:• Fighting• Flying Objects• Slash• Check

Body Part:• Teeth• Head (concussion)• Face

PPE:• Helmet• Padding• Mouth Guard

Injury Sustained

Loss of Teeth

Mushroom Farm JobsLoader operator Peat mixing room

Turner operator Food safety coordinator

Maintenance Pack Line operator

Grower Line supervisor

Assistant grower Wash Line

– Set probes Scale operator

– Set up steamer Shipping manager

Water applicator Tractor Trailer operator

Truck driver Filling crew bed maker

Harvesting foreman Board turner

Harvester Casing buggy operator

Basket catcher Casing leveler

Sweeper Cleanout with shovel

Pallet jack operator Welder

Department Hazard Key Body Part Key PPE Required Key

1. Cut a. Head A. Hard Hat

Job Title 2. Abrasion b. Face B. Chemical goggles

3. Burn c. Eye(s) C. Safety glasses

4. Fall d. Ear(s) D. Ear plugs

5. Falling Object e. Respiratory E. Ear muffs

Location of job 6. Noise System F. Body harness

Duties 7. Flying particles f. Trunk G. Gloves

8. Inhalation g. Arm(s) (list type)

9. Bump h. Hand(s)

10. Lifting i. Finger(s) H. Shoes/boots

Analysis done by 11. Bruise j. Leg(s) (list type)

12. Slip k. Feet/foot I. Respirator

13. Splash l. Toe(s) (list type)

14. Residue m. Back

15. Other n. Other J. 1st Other

o. Other

Date K. 2nd Other

L. 3rd Other

M. 4th Other

Activities/Tasks Potential Hazards Body Part(s) PPE Required

For each job performed create a JSA

• Job Title: Water applicator

• Location of job duties: Whole farm

• Analysis done by: Bobby Clark

• Date: 4/29/2010

Department

Job Title:

Water applicator

Location of job

Duties:

Whole Farm

Analysis done by

Bobby Clark

Date

4/29/2010

Activities/Tasks Potential Hazards Body Part(s) PPE Required

Mixing Chemical 8, 13 b, c, e, g B, G (rubber), I

Apply water to bed 12, 13 f, g, h, j, k G (rubber), H, K

Water top bed 4, 12, 13 a, f, g, h, j, k H, J, K

Carry water hose 10, 13, 14 m, g, h G (rubber), K

Putting Chemical

away 14 h G (rubber)

Department Hazard Key Body Part Key PPE Required Key

1. Cut a. Head A. Hard Hat

Job Title 2. Abrasion b. Face B. Chemical goggles

3. Burn c. Eye(s) C. Safety glasses

4. Fall d. Ear(s) D. Ear plugs

5. Falling Object e. Respiratory E. Ear muffs

Location of job 6. Noise System F. Body harness

Duties 7. Flying particles f. Trunk G. Gloves

8. Inhalation g. Arm(s) (list type)

9. Bump h. Hand(s)

10. Lifting i. Finger(s) H. Shoes/boots

Analysis done by 11. Bruise j. Leg(s) Rubber boots

12. Slip k. Feet/foot I. Respirator

13. Splash l. Toe(s) Fungicide cartridge

14. Residue m. Back

15. Other n. Other J. 1st Other

o. Other Ladder

Date K. 2nd Other

Long Sleeved shirt

L. 3rd Other

M. 4th Other

Activities/Tasks Potential Hazards Body Part(s) PPE Required

Activities/Tasks Potential Hazards Body Part(s) PPE Required

Cutting 1, 3, 5, 7 c, g, h, i, j, k, l C, L (welders gloves)

G (leather)

H (welders steel toe

shoes)

J (fire retardant clothing)

Welding and repairs 3, 5, 7, 8 c, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l C, L (welders gloves)

H (welders steel toe

shoes)

I, J, K

Grinding and chipping 1, 7 b, c, i, C, G (leather)

JSA XYZ Mushroom Farm

Department Hazard Key Body Part Key PPE Required Key

1. Cut a. Head A. Hard Hat

Job Title 2. Abrasion b. Face B. Chemical goggles

3. Burn c. Eye(s) C. Safety glasses

Welder 4. Fall d. Ear(s) D. Ear plugs

5. Falling Object e. Respiratory E. Ear muffs

Location of job 6. Noise System F. Body harness

Duties 7. Flying particles f. Trunk G. Gloves

8. Inhalation g. Arm(s) (list type)

Shop and all plants 9. Bump h. Hand(s)

10. Lifting i. Finger(s) H. Shoes/boots

Analysis done by 11. Bruise j. Leg(s) Welders steel toe shoes

12. Slip k. Feet/foot I. Respirator

Sam Wilson 13. Splash l. Toe(s)

14. Residue m. Back

15. Other n. Other J. 1st Other

o. Other Fire Retardant clothing

Date K. 2nd Other

Welders Apron

4/29/2010 L. 3rd Other

welders gloves

M. 4th Other

Activities/Tasks Potential Hazards Body Part(s) PPE Required

Cutting 1, 3, 5, 7 c, g, h, i, j, k, l C, L (welders gloves)

G (leather)

H (welders steel toe shoes)

J (fire retardant clothing)

Welding and repairs 3, 5, 7, 8 c, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l C, L (welders gloves)

H (welders steel toe shoes)

I, J, K

Grinding and chipping 1, 7 b, c, i, C, G (leather)

Better to prevent hazard than to use PPE

– Work place practices: eliminate the hazard by eliminating the job or not using humans in the process

– Engineering Controls: make a water nozzle have a longer handle to water top bed instead of climbing a ladder.

– Control the hazard: guard rails or machine guarding essentially putting a barrier between user and hazard

– Use PPE