Job Hazard Analysis. For each job task, the Employer will create a Job Hazard Analysis (XXX) form outlining the sequence of task, potential hazards, action or procedure, and required training. The XXX will also indicate the hazard category, hazard type, loss potential rating, and required personal protective equipment. The employee will review the XXX task form with their Supervisor at the time of appointment, and when the forms are amended as needed, to ensure the form is complete and accurate. A copy of this form will be given to the employee at the time of appointment.
Job Hazard Analysis. 12.6.1. Unless otherwise directed by the District, the Contractor shall perform a Job Hazard Analysis (XXX) common to the construction industry for any Work of a hazardous nature. The XXX is generally in table form and simply describes tasks to be performed, potential hazards and mitigating measures. The XXX is used to identify, analyze, understand and mitigate potential hazards associated with repetitive or potentially hazardous Work operations.
Job Hazard Analysis. The Purchaser shall, for each and every work task contemplated as part of the Removal, prepare a written job hazard analysis. This analysis will be prepared and signed by each work crew and fxxxxxx each day prior starting work on a specific area of work and any time a crew is re-assigned to a new work task. The job hazard analysis will consist of identification of all potential safety hazards that may be encountered in the execution of the specific area of work and also identify what methods of mitigation will be used. These written job hazard analyses will be retained by the Purchaser and available for inspection by the Vendor upon request. The Purchaser shall be subject to auditing of these analysis forms by the Vendor’s Site team. The Purchaser will be subject to a penalty of $5,000 USD at the discretion of the Vendor’s Site team for each incident where a job hazard analysis has not been prepared or has been inadequately prepared prior to starting work or if the analysis is considered inadequate or incomplete.
