Hazard Awareness Through the JHA Process

The intent of the Job Hazard Assessment course is to:

• train workers
• to predict hazards from a scope of work
• recognize hazards typically associated with a type of job site
• and inform workers of the importance of completing a Job Hazard Assessment form.

To assist individuals in recognizing the various hazards they may encounter on any site, some of the topics that will be covered in this session include:

• types of structures
• foundations
• corrosion
• structural overloading
• missing or loose hardware
• bent or deformed members
• uneven surfaces
• trip hazards
• climb path obstructions
• tower plumb and tension
• guy anchor condition
• insects
• animals
• weather.

OSHA regulations and relevant industry standards were used to create the content for this module.

Final Exam Policy:

1. Users are granted two attempts to pass the Final Exam.
2. After the first attempt, if unsuccessful, users may review their missed questions before taking the second attempt.
3. If a user fails both Final Exam attempts:

• The user must repurchase the entire course.
• The user is required to retake all course materials in full.
• Only after completing these steps will the user regain access to the Final Exam.

Important: Failing both exam attempts necessitates buying and retaking the entire course. There are no exceptions to this policy.