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|a Roughton, James E.,
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|a Job hazard analysis :
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|c James Roughton, Nathan Crutchfield.
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|a Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; About the Authors; Foreword; Preface; Chapter 1, why focus on the job hazard analysis process ; Chapter 2, understanding human performance in the job hazard analysis process ; Chapter 3, introducing JHA into the organization ; Chapter 4, leadership team and employee participation ; Chapter 5, preparing for the hazard and risk assessment ; Chapter 6, hazard analysis and review of associated risk ; Chapter 7, enhancing the safety management system in managing risk ; Chapter 8, defining associated risk.
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|a Chapter 9, planning for the job hazard analysis Chapter 10, breaking the job down into individual components ; Chapter 11, putting the puzzle pieces together ; Chapter 12, assessing training needs ; Chapter 13, basis elements of a safety system ; Chapter 14, becoming a curator for the safety system ; Chapter 15, effectively managing a JHA process using Six Sigma ; Appendix 1: job hazard analysis OSHA 3071 ; Acknowledgments; Acronyms; Introduction; The value of the JHA ; What is a job hazard analysis? ; Chapter One -- Why Focus on the Job Hazard Analysis Process; Chapter Objectives.
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|a 1.1 -- JHAs' main purpose1.2 -- Defining the value proposition case for JHA process ; 1.3 -- Why is the JHA important? ; 1.4 -- Benefits of developing a JHA process ; 1.5 -- Building the case for a JHA process ; 1.6 -- Gaining greater respect for the job ; 1.7 -- Challenges to JHA process ; 1.8 -- JHAs require effort and time to implement ; Summary ; Chapter review questions ; Bibliography; Chapter Two -- Understanding Human Performance in the Job Hazard Analysis Process; Chapter Objectives; 2.1 -- Basic overview ; 2.2 -- Professional responsibility ; 2.3 -- The JHA -- a communication tool.
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|a 2.4 -- Implementation strategy2.5 -- Defining the term "job" ; 2.6 -- Comparing JHA and JSA ; 2.7 -- Human performance principles ; 2.8 -- Error precursors ; 2.9 -- Defining organizational culture; 2.10 -- Shift in perception ; 2.11 -- Levels of culture defined; 2.12 -- Organizational structure; 2.13 -- Job complexity -- even for "simple jobs"; 2.14 -- Overlapping and similar job activities; 2.15 -- Types of performance; 2.15.1 -- Skill-Based Performance; 2.15.2 -- Rule-Based Performance; 2.15.3 -- Knowledge-Based Performance; 2.16 -- Human error potential; 2.17 -- Error types; 2.18 -- Technology as a risk.
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|a 2.19 -- Politics in the organization2.20 -- The art of curation; 2.21 -- Questions to review about the organization; 2.22 -- Another area for consideration; 2.22.1 -- Benefits of Behavior-Based Safety; 2.22.2 -- Insights on the Human Role in the Safety System; 2.23 -- What contributes to an at-risk event?; 2.24 -- Behavior approach; 2.25 -- Changing behavior; 2.26 -- Understanding why employees put themselves at risk; 2.27 -- Understanding the other side of safety; 2.28 -- Behavior-based safety and integrated safety management functions; 2.29 -- Seven guiding principles of integrated safety management.
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