‼️ JOB CYCLE CHECK (JCC) ‼️
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1. What is Job Cycle Check (JCC)?
Job Cycle Check (JCC) is a systematic review of how a job is performed compared with the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
It is conducted by supervisors, line managers, or safety officers together with the employee performing the job.
Purpose
• Ensure the job is performed safely and correctly
• Verify work is done according to SOP
• Identify gaps between procedure and actual practice
2. Why is JCC Conducted?
JCC helps to:
✔ Verify work is done as per SOP
✔ Identify unsafe acts and unsafe conditions
✔ Check tools, PPE, and equipment condition
✔ Identify hidden hazards not mentioned in SOP
✔ Improve safe work practices
✔ Update procedures if they are outdated or incomplete
Goal:
Continuous improvement in safety and work efficiency
3. Who Conducts JCC?
JCC can be conducted by:
• Line Manager
• Supervisor
• Senior Associate
• Safety Officer
Roles
Reviewer: Person conducting the JCC
Employee: Worker performing the job
Line Manager: Responsible for SOP and work area
4 Step Process of Job Cycle Check
Step 1 – Reviewer Preparation
• Select SOP or part of SOP for review
• Inform employee about JCC
• Fix time for the review
• Keep SOP copy for reference
Step 2 – Off-the-Job Evaluation
Supervisor and employee discuss the job before going to the work area.
Discussion Points:
• Required PPE
• Tools and equipment required
• Job safety checkpoints
• Whether procedure is updated
• Can the job be done safely following SOP?
Step 3 – On-the-Job Evaluation
Reviewer observes the employee performing the job.
Check for:
• Difference between actual work and SOP
• Unsafe acts or unsafe conditions
• Defective tools or equipment
• Striking or other hazards
• Additional equipment required
• Emergency preparedness
Step 4 – Final Evaluation
After observation:
• Discuss findings with employee
• Collect improvement suggestions
• Complete JCC form
• If SOP is inadequate, revise and update it
Key Safety Message
Follow SOP
Identify Hazards
Improve Procedures
Work Safely

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