The JHA the GC wants before your crew starts — without the afternoon in a spreadsheet. Break the task into steps, name what can go wrong at each one, and pick controls with the hierarchy of controls. Before-and-after risk ratings put the reduction you achieved on paper.
A good JHA is a conversation your crew already knows how to have: what are we doing, what could hurt us, what are we doing about it. The module structures that conversation into a document — step by step, hazard by hazard, control by control — so the thinking your foreman does anyway becomes the record the GC, the insurer, and the next crew can use.
Describe the task the way you'd brief the crew. The app breaks it into steps, hazards, and controls — you review and adjust.
“Setting roof trusses tomorrow. First we rig and hoist off the truck — pinch points and suspended loads, so certified rigger, tag lines, nobody under the load. Then setting and bracing at height — that's falls, so anchors and full harness, and we brace before anyone unhooks.”
What lands in the JHA: step 1 → rig and hoist trusses with hazards pinch points, suspended load and controls certified rigger, tag lines, exclusion zone; step 2 → set and brace at height with hazard falls and controls anchor points, full-body harness, brace before unhooking. Each control slots into the hierarchy, and each step gets a before/after risk rating you confirm.
Each control is picked from the hierarchy — elimination, substitution, engineering, administrative, PPE — so "wear gloves" stops being the answer to everything and the document shows you considered the stronger options first.
Rate the risk before controls and after. The delta is the point of the whole exercise — and with it on paper, the JHA proves the work, not just the worry.
GCs ask for JHAs before mobilization. Finalize and you've got a clean, branded PDF in the layout reviewers expect — not a spreadsheet screenshot.
Crews repeat tasks. Past JHAs stay filed by site and readable forever, so the next similar job starts from experience instead of a blank form.
Build it in Spanish or English — the analysis is better when the people doing the task can speak into it directly.
Draft → finalized, like every record. The safety lead finalizes right in the field and the PDF locks with a timestamp — owners and office can unlock for corrections.
All included with every plan — they share one workspace, one login, and one site history.
Job Hazard Analyses are included with every plan — Starter is $49/mo all-in, Pro is $99/mo, Business is $199/mo. Every new workspace starts with a free 7-day trial.