Break Down Hazards. Control the Risks.
Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Development
A Job Hazard Analysis breaks down each task into steps, identifies hazards at each step, and specifies controls. JHAs are essential for high-risk work and often required by clients or contracts. Learn more in our job hazard analysis template.
CSP-Certified Consultants
Our team includes Certified Safety Professionals with Fortune 500 experience managing safety for 200,000+ employees across 9,000+ locations.
What You Get
Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Development Deliverables
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Step-by-step task breakdown
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Hazard identification at each step
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Risk assessment with severity ratings
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Control measures for each hazard
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Required PPE and competency requirements
Our Process
How Job Hazard Analysis Works
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Observe the work or review with your team
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Break the job into sequential steps
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Identify hazards and determine controls
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Document and review with your team
Transparent Pricing
Investment
Project-based pricing with no hidden fees. We provide detailed quotes before any work begins.
Service
Investment
Details
Single JHA
$350
One complete job hazard analysis
10-JHA Package
$2,800
Save 20% on 10 JHAs
JHA Training
$175/person
Train your team to develop JHAs
JHA Review/Update
$150/JHA
Update existing JHAs
Need Ongoing Safety Support?
Many clients start with a project and then move to our Outsourced Safety Director service for ongoing support. One team that knows your business. One vendor. One invoice.
Related Service
Safety Training
This service pairs well with training to ensure your team can implement what we develop. We offer on-site and virtual training options.
Every safety program we write, every audit we conduct, every hazard we identify - it all comes back to one thing: making sure your people go home safe to their families. That is what drives us.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a JHA and a JSA?
JHA (Job Hazard Analysis) and JSA (Job Safety Analysis) are essentially the same thing. Both break down a job into steps, identify hazards, and specify controls. The terms are used interchangeably in most industries.
Which jobs need JHAs?
Focus on high-risk activities first: working at heights, confined spaces, hot work, electrical work, heavy equipment, and any task with serious injury potential. Many clients and contracts require JHAs for specific activities. Learn more in our confined space classification guide.
Can you train our supervisors to write JHAs?
Yes. Our half-day JHA training course teaches supervisors how to break down jobs, identify hazards, determine controls, and document JHAs. Hands-on practice is included. Minimum 5 participants.
Request a Proposal
Tell us about your situation. We will provide a detailed proposal within two business days.
Prefer to talk? Call (469) 746-4040 or email consulting@occupros.com
