Jenkins Academy · Safety Management System

Your Z10 resource map.

Connect the learning and tools you already use to an occupational health and safety management system aligned with ANSI/ASSP Z10.

Start with the resource map. Find what supports each part of the system, see what is available, and plan the work still needed.

Now available: the website resource map. Organization profiles, saved employer evidence and clause-group SMS self-assessments are available in your private workspace. Open my SMS workspace → Existing course accounts continue to save learning records. This page does not score an employer’s system.

Learn · Build · Operate · Evaluate · Improve

See where each resource belongs.

A course can teach a method. A worksheet can help you use it. Your organization still needs to put the arrangements into practice and keep evidence that they work.

549available resources and learning entries56planned course and pathway entries7Z10 system areas

Counts include individual modules and resource collections. “Available” includes the released Learning Teams module; it does not mean its full course is complete. Counts measure content, not requirement coverage.

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4 · Context

Define your work, people and scope.

System work still needed: Organization profile, interested parties and documented scope.

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5 · Leadership & Worker Participation

Make commitments and involve the people doing the work.

System work still needed: Safety policy, accountability, resources and worker-participation arrangements.

Explore 254 supporting entries →

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6 · Planning

Find gaps, set priorities and plan improvements.

System work still needed: Baseline system review, objectives and funded improvement plans.

Explore 1 supporting entries →

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7 · Support

Build competence, communicate and keep useful records.

System work still needed: Role competence, communication and document-control processes.

Explore 262 supporting entries →

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8 · Implementation & Operation

Put controls and safety programs into practice.

System work still needed: Employer-specific programs, control ownership and operating records.

Explore 270 supporting entries →

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9 · Evaluation & Corrective Action

Check performance, learn and verify improvements.

System work still needed: Monitoring, internal audit, corrective action and effectiveness reviews.

Explore 53 supporting entries →

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10 · Management Review

Use leadership review to improve the whole system.

System work still needed: At-least-annual management review, decisions and follow-up.

Explore 1 supporting entries →
Review all 30 clause groups and content gaps

These are counts of supporting resources. They do not prove that a requirement is fully covered or implemented. Detailed clause references appear on individual resources.

Clause groupAvailable entriesPlanned learningContent-map status
4.1 · Organization and context93Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
4.2 · Workers and interested parties00No direct resource mapped yet
4.3 · System scope00No direct resource mapped yet
5.1 · Leadership, policy and accountability68Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
5.2 · Worker participation25214Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
5.3 · Management-system processes08Planned learning only; content gap remains
6.1 · Review process03Planned learning only; content gap remains
6.2 · Assessment and priorities15Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
6.3 · Objectives and targets00No direct resource mapped yet
6.4 · Implementation plans and resources00No direct resource mapped yet
7.1 · Resources06Planned learning only; content gap remains
7.2 · Education, training and competence105Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
7.3 · Awareness and communication24310Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
7.4 · Document control142Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.1 · Operational planning and control2417Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.2 · Identifying system issues24715Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.3 · Risk assessment22716Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.4 · Hierarchy of controls23616Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.5 · Design review and change2315Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.6 · Procurement00No direct resource mapped yet
8.7 · Contractors32Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.8 · Occupational health215Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
8.9 · Emergency preparedness56Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
9.1 · Monitoring and assessment1220Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
9.2 · Incident investigation255Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
9.3 · Audits00No direct resource mapped yet
9.4 · Corrective actions162Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
9.5 · Feedback and organizational learning2414Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
10.1 · Management review process10Supporting topics mapped; employer process still needed
10.2 · Review outcomes and follow-up00No direct resource mapped yet

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ArticleAvailablePublic

10 ChatGPT Prompts for Safety Professionals

Support and communicate. Adapt 10 ChatGPT prompts for safety work, including JSAs, investigations, toolbox talks, Learning Teams, and procedures, with checks for accuracy and context.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 7.3, 7.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

5 Whys Alternatives for Safety Investigations

Evaluate and improve. Explore alternatives to the 5 Whys for safety investigations, including barrier analysis, change analysis, cause mapping, bow-ties, and Learning Teams.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 9.2 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

Can AI Help With Job Safety Analysis?

Operate and verify controls. Explore how AI can support Job Safety Analysis through task structure, questions, and control review while keeping field verification and human judgment.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 8.2.1, 8.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

Hierarchy of Controls

Operate and verify controls. Compare control methods; the Z10 map separately preserves its warnings tier.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Reading is supporting learning; implementation needs an adopted process and records.

Supporting clauses: 8.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

How Learning Teams Improve Workplace Safety

Lead and involve workers. Explore how Learning Teams support workplace safety by examining everyday work, adaptations, controls, and the conditions employees face on the job.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 5.2, 9.5 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

How Safety Professionals Can Use ChatGPT

Support and communicate. Explore ways safety professionals can use ChatGPT for investigations, JSAs, toolbox talks, training, and communication with human judgment and verification.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 7.3, 7.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

How to Conduct a Job Safety Analysis

Operate and verify controls. Connect work steps, exposures and controls with workplace review.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Reading is supporting learning; implementation needs an adopted process and records.

Supporting clauses: 8.1, 8.2.1, 8.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

How to Conduct a Workplace Incident Investigation

Evaluate and improve. Conduct a workplace incident investigation with evidence, timelines, interviews, and control analysis to understand conditions and guide corrective actions.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 9.2, 9.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

How to Interview Employees After a Workplace Incident

Lead and involve workers. Learn how to interview employees after a workplace incident using open-ended questions, neutral language, timely interviews, and evidence-based follow-up.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 5.2, 9.2 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

How to Read OSHA Standards

Operate and verify controls. Read and interpret source requirements before an employer applicability decision.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Reading is supporting learning; implementation needs an adopted process and records.

Supporting clauses: 8.2.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

Root Cause Analysis vs. Learning From Events

Evaluate and improve. Compare root cause analysis with learning from events. Explore contributing conditions, control weaknesses, and how work happens before choosing corrective actions.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 9.2, 9.5 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

The Five Principles of HOP Explained

Lead and involve workers. Learn the five principles of Human and Organizational Performance (HOP), what each means, and how leaders can apply them to safety and everyday work.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 5.1.3, 5.2, 9.5 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

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Using AI to Write Better Toolbox Talks

Support and communicate. Use AI and ChatGPT to draft toolbox talks around real work, verified requirements, critical controls, and worker discussion, with professional review.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 7.3 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

What Is Human and Organizational Performance (HOP)?

Lead and involve workers. Understand Human and Organizational Performance (HOP), its five principles, and how it informs safety, investigations, leadership, and learning from work.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 5.2, 9.5 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

What Is OSHA?

Operate and verify controls. Read applicable requirements and confirm the governing jurisdiction.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Reading is supporting learning; implementation needs an adopted process and records.

Supporting clauses: 8.2.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

ArticleAvailablePublic

Why Human Error Is Not a Root Cause

Operate and verify controls. Explore why human error is an insufficient root-cause conclusion and how investigations can examine work context, controls, and organizational conditions.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Use the guidance to improve a defined process, then retain evidence of what the organization actually did.

Supporting clauses: 8.2.2, 9.2 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

BookAvailablePublic overview; book may be paid

AI: ChatGPT — A New Tool for Smarter Safety

Support and communicate. Optional deeper reading linked to practical methods. A book purchase is not required to use the resource map.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Apply and verify relevant methods in the organization; possession of a book is not implementation evidence.

Supporting clauses: 7.3, 7.4 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

BookAvailablePublic overview; book may be paid

Modern Event Investigation Techniques

Evaluate and improve. Optional deeper reading linked to practical methods. A book purchase is not required to use the resource map.

Use it in your system

Employer evidence: Apply and verify relevant methods in the organization; possession of a book is not implementation evidence.

Supporting clauses: 9.2, 9.4, 9.5 · ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019

Program library

Build with safety program templates.

Five safety programs and a master template are available with limited public previews and protected editable downloads. Additional policy and program topics below remain planned; this is not a complete list of every employer’s needs.

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Awaiting content · Policy

Safety and health policy

Leadership commitments, authorization, communication and review.

Planned Z10 references: 5.1.2

Awaiting content · Policy / process

Roles, accountability and worker participation

Responsibilities, authority, resources and ways for workers to participate.

Planned Z10 references: 5.1.3, 5.2

Template available · Safety program

Hazard Communication

Workplace chemical context, controls, information, training and required records.

Planned Z10 references: 7.2, 7.3, 8.1, 8.2.4, 8.8

Template available · Safety program

Lockout / Tagout

Equipment-specific arrangements, authorized roles and verification records.

Planned Z10 references: 7.2, 8.1, 8.4, 9.1

Template available · Safety program

Powered Industrial Trucks

Equipment, traffic interfaces, practical evaluation and inspection arrangements.

Planned Z10 references: 7.2, 8.1, 8.4, 9.1

Template available · Safety program

Fall Protection

Work-specific protection, competent roles, equipment checks and rescue planning.

Planned Z10 references: 7.2, 8.1, 8.4, 8.9

Template available · Safety program

Bloodborne Pathogens

Exposure context, controls, training and confidential health arrangements.

Planned Z10 references: 7.2, 8.1, 8.8

Awaiting content · Safety program

Occupational health and psychosocial risks

Work-related exposures and stressors, controls, worker input and evaluation.

Planned Z10 references: 5.2, 8.8, 9.1

From a resource to a working system.

  1. Understand the work. Confirm activities, people, locations and hazards.
  2. Choose and adapt. Use the relevant learning or tool with workers.
  3. Put it into practice. Assign responsibilities, implement controls and communicate.
  4. Keep and review evidence. Check actual work, address gaps and verify improvements.

Editorial alignment to ANSI/ASSP Z10.0-2019, prepared 2026-10-18. Independent technical review is pending. Z10 references identify supporting topics; they do not imply ASSP endorsement, legal compliance or certification. The full standard and its requirements are not reproduced here.