"Job Hazard Analysis System"
Honeywell/Kansas City
The use of electronic data systems has revolutionized access, retrieval, and processing of safety information.
The Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) system and the Environmental Self Assessment Program (ESAP) are two such systems at FM&T/KC.
The JHA system facilitates hazard identification on a task driven basis, while ESAP is used for identification
of potential hazards within the work environment. Both allow for electronic generation, storage, and subsequent access. These features increase both safety efficiency and effectiveness. Line management is responsible for both ESAP and JHA implementation, while ES&H administers, tracks, and trends site-wide data. Together, these systems serve to integrate ES&H into the line organization.
To learn more about this program or to obtain program documents or procedures, please contact Scott Gilmore at (816) 997-4043, or via e-mail at sgilmore@kcp.com
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This page was last updated on April 10, 2009
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