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Job Hazard Analysis - A Workplace Safety Meeting in Spanish. In this safety meeting video learn about Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), a proactive tool to prevent workplace accidents and injuries. The video explains how breaking down a job into individual steps and identifying potential hazards can help put effective safety controls in place. Through the structured process of JHA, workers and supervisors can focus on mitigating risks, ensuring a safer work environment. The video covers types of hazards, safety controls, and emphasizes the importance of everyone’s involvement in the JHA process. Make JHAs part of your daily safety routine to help reduce injuries and save lives. Watch and share this video with your team as part of your next weekly safety meeting.

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00:00 Introduction
00:45 What Is a JHA?
01:19 Step-by-Step
01:53 Types of Hazards
03:06 Hazardous Activities
03:47 Safety Controls
04:26 Own the Process
05:02 When to Use a JHA
05:36 Final JHA Reminders

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