π HIRAC vs JSA vs JHA vs RISK ASSESSMENT — Know the Difference!
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Different Tools • SAME GOAL — Safe Work, Every Time! ✅
π΅ RISK ASSESSMENT — The Umbrella Concept
Focus: Evaluate risk level — likelihood × consequence
Scope: Broad or narrow — applies to ANY hazard
Output: Risk rating (Low/Med/High/Extreme) + recommended actions
When: Whenever decisions need risk-based info
π’ HIRAC — Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment & Control
Focus: COMPREHENSIVE system-wide process
Scope: Activities, processes, workplaces, systems
Steps: Identify → Assess → Control → Review
Output: Risk register, matrix, control plan, action plan
When: Planning, design, change, or comprehensive review
π‘ JSA — Job Safety Analysis
Focus: DETAILED step-by-step job breakdown
Scope: Specific task — critical steps analyzed
Steps: Break job → Identify hazards per step → Define controls
When: Complex, non-routine, multi-step jobs
Nature: Detailed & systematic
π JHA — Job Hazard Analysis
Focus: QUICK & PRACTICAL task-level hazard check
Scope: Specific task — workplace level
Steps: Identify → Assess → Implement controls
When: Before starting routine/specific work
Nature: Simple, fast, on-the-spot
π HOW THEY CONNECT
RISK ASSESSMENT = Umbrella Concept
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HIRAC = Comprehensive Process
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JSA = Detailed Method (complex jobs)
JHA = Quick Tool (specific tasks)
π‘ REMEMBER:
IDENTIFY HAZARDS • ASSESS RISKS • CONTROL THEM • PROTECT LIVES
Different Tools. Same Purpose. SAFE WORK, EVERY TIME! π‘️✅
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