Interactive pilot · Three published scenarios

Build a JHA around the work ahead.

Use the existing task–hazard–control draft builder for concrete pouring, final steel bolting or masonry. Start blank or load a learning example, replace its assumptions, and record who checks each control.

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Start blank or load the learning example. Replace its assumptions with your actual conditions and involve the people doing the work. Your entries stay in this browser tab; download a copy before leaving or refreshing.

1. Describe your work and site

Project / locationWork scope and exclusionsWorksite conditions and nearby activitiesCrew, responsible people and required CP/QP designationsEquipment, instructions, and permits / releasesEmergency contact, location, access, and arrangements

2. Work through each task

Describe an observable step, how someone could be harmed, and the control that acts on that hazard. Identify who checks it and what evidence is needed.

Task 1TaskHazard — what could cause harm, and how?Control — what will prevent or reduce exposure, and who owns it?Verification — how, by whom, and when?

3. Record changes, checks, and open actions

When must the crew pause and reassess?Review notes, unresolved questions, field-verification evidence, and required authorization

Walk the work area, review with the crew, and resolve missing controls. Follow the required approval process. This tool does not judge completeness, verify signatures or authorize work.

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