Note: This document verifies the hazard assessment as required by 29 CFR 1910.132 (d) (2). It can be modified to meet local needs and requirements. 1. Stop when seeing dog approach. 1.1. Hazard: Not stopping. Note: If dog approaches too close for comfort, firmly say either one of these phrases “No,” “Go Home,” “Stop.” 1.1.

A job safety analysis (JSA) is used to reduce accidents and injuries by specific tasks. To create one, identify a specific task, break down the task into steps, list the hazards or potential accidents for each step, and recommend the safest way to perform each step. Using JSAs can reduce accidents and injuries by

Job Safety Analysis (Generic) Title: NALC Good Idea - Loading and Unloading 1046P Hampers with Raised Platforms (inserts) *Note: This document verifies the hazard assessment as required by 29 CFR 1910.132(d)(2).

What is a JSA? Job Safety Analysis Every job in the postal service requires a JSA to be completed by a supervisor. (ELM-812.51 and EL 801 Section 8-14) Based on the observance of duties performed, potential hazards and injuries are identified that may occur. The JSA identifies how to prevent accidents or eliminate hazards.

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key strategy in the Postal Service's Transformation Plan is bu ilding a highly effective and motivated workforce. A safe and healthy workplace, free from safe ty hazards, is important for helping us achieve that goal. This guide provides Postal Service employees with policies, procedures, and guidelines pertaining to safe work practices. B ...

What is a JSA? Job Safety Analysis Every job in the postal service requires a JSA to be completed by a supervisor. (ELM-812.51 and EL 801 Section 8-14) Based on the observance of duties performed, potential hazards and injuries are identified that may occur. The JSA identifies how to prevent accidents or eliminate hazards.

Find the handbook on PolicyNet at http://blue.usps.gov/cpim/. And that’s smart safety! For additional information or guidance, contact your safety office. Section 508 Remediated. 6/14/2016-mw

The Postal Service safety and health program and OSHA standards and regulations cover Postal Service employees who perform Postal Service duties in private employers’ establishments, as well as while delivering mail

Counseling At Risk Employees (CARE) is designed to engage employees in accident prevention using accident statistics, root cause analysis, and a Participant Action Plan intended to eliminate future accidents.