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Do I have to do a JSA in order to develop a safety manual in my workplace??
Asked by daisy
I am a trainee in a company, the boss asekd me to buid a safety manual.
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Best Answer:
Have fun. You have to KNOW the OSHA standards to develop a safety manual. BTW if you make a mistake that results in injury or death in the manual (that is not in OSHA guidelines), your personally responsible, and may have legal issues.
http://osha.gov/
Answered by Shippou Oud
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A JSA is not required. Also, if you really don't know the task that well, the people who do the task are the best ones to do a JSA on that task. But JSAs and JHAs are not required unless your facility wants to be in VPP.
There is a publication by one of the state-run OSHA programs that summarized every rule that has a written program requirement. They may not all be applicable to your state, but it can get you started. Check out http://www.cbs.state.or.us/external/osha/pdf/pubs/3300.pdf
Answered by Dave
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