Week 1
Pre-task planning and coordination
Break work into steps, identify changing site conditions, assign roles and resolve open controls before starting.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Sector 23 · Content development plan
Use one topic each week to connect planning with real work. Adapt the questions, work examples and controls to your site, workforce, equipment and jurisdiction. These topics are editorial starting points; they do not establish training completion, qualification or regulatory compliance.
Week 1
Break work into steps, identify changing site conditions, assign roles and resolve open controls before starting.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 2
Select access, inspect the setup, protect edges/openings and coordinate work at height.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 3
Locate services, assess soil and water, control access and use the required protective system.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 4
Coordinate qualified roles, de-energization, verification, temporary power and nearby trades.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 5
Confirm lift path, equipment condition, rigging, communication, exclusion zones and landing area.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 6
Choose feasible controls for the material and tool; verify ventilation, dust suppression and housekeeping.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 7
Separate workers and public traffic from equipment travel with visible, maintained controls.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 8
Reassess wind, heat, storms, incomplete work and shift handoffs; communicate revisions to the crew.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
These are planned task-analysis drafts, not published JHAs. Each draft will need review against actual equipment, site procedures, applicable requirements and qualified-person roles before use.
Planned · 238 Specialty Trade Contractors
Plan the work sequence, access, exclusion zone and inspection handoff; qualified persons retain assigned duties.
Draft status: plannedPlanned · 237 Heavy and Civil Engineering
Locate utilities, plan access and spoil placement, select protective system and define inspection triggers.
Draft status: plannedPlanned · 238 Specialty Trade Contractors
Plan access, edge protection, material movement, weather limits and rescue arrangements for the actual roof.
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