Resources
In addition to the official government websites listed above, there are a number of online tools available to help workers, management and the general public understand and develop their own job safety analyses. Please note that some of these tools are free, while others must be purchased.
- JSABuilder – online subscription service, walking users through JSA and USACE AHA creation and providing multi-user access for multiple users from the same company; JSA/AHA is database driven and prompts user with a series of questions in order to create a final JSA; offers a free 30 day trial – http://www.jsabuilder.com
- JSAReporter – word processing template available for purchase; user purchases the product for download – http://www.jsareporter.com
- ClickSafety – offers an online Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) course that explains what a JHA is, why it is important and how to create a JHA, in addition to walking users through an example and providing several templates and documents for download (downloads are free with purchase of course) – http://www.clicksafety.com
- The National Safety Council (NSC) – offers an online JSA course for purchase – http://train.nsc.org/ntc/TCALDet01.aspx?id=56, see also www.nsc.org
- Several state and local governments, universities and other organizations maintain their own JSA/AHA libraries and templates online:
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- State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) – http://www.dep.state.fl.us/admin/safety/jsa.htm
- University of California, Berkeley, Office of Environment, Health and Safety (UCB EHS) – http://www.ehs.berkeley.edu/jsa.html
- Maricopa County Arizona – http://www.maricopa.gov/safety/jsa_library.asp
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- More examples of JSAs can be also seen at http://www.mikey.com.au/JSA/search.html
- iPhone / Android Risk App http://www.safetyculture.com.au/ijsa
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