Week 1
Customer-site work planning and scope changes
Confirm authorization, access, occupants, site rules, task boundaries and who can approve changes.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Sector 81 · 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
Confirm authorization, access, occupants, site rules, task boundaries and who can approve changes.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 2
Inspect equipment, identify point-of-operation hazards and stop when guards or controls are missing.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 3
Use rated equipment as designed, verify support points and control movement before working underneath.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 4
Identify energy and material hazards, use the employer’s procedures and verify safe conditions before exposure.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 5
Review product hazards, transfer/use controls, ventilation, PPE and disposal for the actual task.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 6
Plan tools, loads, travel path, assistance and positioning for shop and customer-site tasks.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 7
Maintain barriers, communication and stop-work options when people enter the work area or scope changes.
Ask the crew: What changed today that could make this work harder or less predictable?
Week 8
Set check-in, route, emergency and escalation arrangements proportionate to the service location and task.
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 · 8111 Automotive Repair and Maintenance
Inspect lift and contact points, raise/lower using manufacturer instructions and control access under the vehicle.
Draft status: plannedPlanned · 8113 Commercial and Industrial Machinery Repair
Define authorized service scope, hazardous energy sources, isolation, verification and return to service.
Draft status: plannedPlanned · 8113 Commercial and Industrial Machinery Repair
Plan arrival, customer coordination, work-area control, portable tools, isolation and closeout for a defined repair.
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