Safety JSA App

Safety-Reports

About this app

One of the best ways to determine and establish proper work procedures is to conduct a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or Job Hazard Analysis (JHA).
Employers use JSA’s to eliminate and prevent hazards in their workplaces which can lead to fewer worker injuries and illnesses. Improved work methods also reduce workers’ compensation costs and help increase productivity. The JSA can also be a valuable tool for training new employees in the steps required to perform their jobs safely.
Here’s how it works…
Simply, open our app and enter the required data (JSA Name, Location, Sections, etc.). Then, type in the individual tasks needed to complete the job. Next, enter the potential hazards associated with each task using our predetermined hazards list or enter your own custom hazards. Lastly, enter the controls needed to mitigate the hazards, again, selecting from our predetermined list or enter your own custom controls. Preview your report and if it looks good, simply hit the Submit button and your JSA will be delivered via email in PDF format. It’s really that simple!
The app allows you to capture photos and assign them to individual tasks. And, if you need to edit the JSA, simply select it from the JSA library to easily make updates as needed and then resubmit it.
Don’t wait any longer, let Safety-Reports help you accomplish your safety goals today!

Ratings and reviews

excellent app. works fantastic on iOS however, when I tried it on android and when I have my tablet in a landscape mode, the buttons at the bottom disappear. This makes it impossible to update/save the jsa without tilting the tablet to portrait mode. If this can be fixed, I would give it 6 out of 5 stars. I absolutely love this app. Saves me a ton of time at work.

Great job family and friends within and reservation til we meet up again. Saved Christians ect.. still? I agree stay relevant but it is more to me personally to stay loyal and faithful in order to live and not die the wrong way.

After the trial it cost too much

What's new

Minor bug fixes and performance enhancements