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A Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) involves:

1. Breaking a job into steps, identifying hazards in each step and determining controls
2. Hiring new workers
3. Calculating payroll
4. Scheduling maintenance only

Answer

A. Breaking a job into steps, identifying hazards in each step and determining controls

Solution

Also called Job Safety Analysis (JSA).

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