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Free JHA template
A printable job hazard analysis (JHA / JSA) form: job steps, hazards and controls, protective equipment, checks before work, stop-work conditions, and a sign-in sheet for the crew. In English, Spanish, or both on one form.
Letter size, landscape. No sign-up needed.
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The JHA generator writes the steps, hazards and controls for your task, tools and site in about a minute, from the OSHA rules it cites, in English and Spanish. Your crew signs on their phones.
See the JHA generatorWhat's on the form
- Task, company, project, date and preparer at the top.
- Protective equipment and before you start: inspections, permits, training.
- Job step, hazards and controls for up to six steps.
- Stop-work conditions: when the crew stops and calls the supervisor.
- Sign-in sheet with a line for the competent person who reviewed it.
Questions
How do I fill in a JHA?
Pick one task. Write its steps in the order the crew does them, from setup to cleanup. For each step, write what could hurt someone, then how you'll prevent it: remove the hazard if you can, then guards or barriers, then safe work practices, then PPE. Review it with the crew before work and have them sign.
Is this an OSHA form?
No. OSHA doesn't publish a required JHA form; its guide Job Hazard Analysis (OSHA 3071) describes the method and includes a sample. This template follows the same method: steps, hazards and controls.
Can it be filled in for me?
Yes. The JHA generator writes it for your task, tools and site in English and Spanish, and your crew can sign it on their phones.
Source: OSHA 3071, Job Hazard Analysis.