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Responsibilities
Responsibility for hazard and risk identification and risk management is assigned to all levels
of management and to employees generally.
Risk management philosophy is based on the principle of reducing risk to a level that is “as
low as reasonably practicable” (ALARP) and is otherwise determined by comparison with
and in consideration of:
Design specifications
Industry best practice
Knowledge Online/lessons learned
Statutory requirements
Codes of practice
Recognized standards
(STA before starting a job task STAs are a form of hazard risk
communication directly related to daily activities.
The level of risk is dependent on the exposure to the risk and the
probability and consequences of an event occurring.
JSA is a procedure that identifies hazards associated with each step of a job and develops
solutions for each hazard that will either eliminate or control the hazard. A JSA requires the
participation of all personnel in a work group. Before commencing the JSA, it is important to
define the scope of the job, including needed personnel, tools, equipment, material, and
work area.
Refer to Practice 000.653.1304.
D. Safety Task Assignment
STA is the process of identifying and communicating to each employee the task steps to be
completed, the hazards and risks associated with the task, and the safe work methods that
are to be applied to complete the task in a safe and healthy manner.