Job Safety Analysis / Safe Work Procedure Development

This form is used to systematically break down a job into its component steps, identify potential hazards associated with each step, and develop safe procedures to eliminate or control these hazards. Completing this form helps ensure the safety of workers and volunteers by thoroughly analyzing tasks before they are performed.

When to Use This Form

Use this form:

Instructions for Completing the Form

  1. Observe the job being performed.

  2. Break the job down into a sequence of basic steps.

  3. Identify potential hazards associated with each step.

  4. Develop recommended safe procedures for each hazard.

  5. Review the analysis with workers who perform the job.


Use one sheet for each job analysed.

Task: ______________________________________ Prepared by: ______________________________

Participants: ______________________________ Reviewed by: ______________________________

Date (dd/mm/yyyy): ____/____/____

List any Personal Protective Equipment required:

Remember:



(1) Observe the job 

(2) Discuss it with the operator

(3) Draw on your own knowledge

SEQUENCE OF BASIC JOB STEPS

POTENTIAL ACCIDENTS OR HAZARDS

RECOMMENDED SAFE PROCEDURE

Describe what is done without detail. Not too broad – not too fine. List the natural steps of the job. Most jobs can be fitted in 12 or less steps.

What can happen at each step? List according to accident type: 

Describe specific precautions in detail for each step and each hazard. Question the basic job method. Look for opportunities to eliminate the hazard.

- Struck By

- Contacted by

- Struck Against

- Contact With

- Trapped In

- Caught Between

- Caught on

- Different Level Fall

- Same Level Fall

- Strain / overexertion

- Exposure






































Revision #2
Created 4 September 2025 19:49:37 by Nathan Keenan
Updated 4 September 2025 20:09:59 by Nathan Keenan