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Crane Operator Training

Safety Leadership, Safety Management, Workforce Devlopment

The Hazard Was Right There. Why Didn’t Anyone See It?

A hazard can be directly in front of someone without being consciously recognized. Inattentional blindness helps explain why visibility alone...

Crane Operator, Crane Operator Training, Workforce Devlopment

Choosing a Crane Operator Training School Is About More Than the Test

Choosing a crane operator training school involves more than finding a certification class. Hands-on experience, experienced instructors, the right program...

Hazards, Safety Management, Workforce Devlopment, Workplace Hazards

When the JHA Stops Matching the Work

Construction changes throughout the day. The real test of a JHA is whether the crew recognizes when the assumptions behind...

Hazards, safety culture, Safety Management, Workforce Devlopment, Workplace Hazards

Don’t Ask Workers to Sign the JHA. Ask Them to Challenge It.

Reviewing a JHA should involve more than explaining the plan and collecting signatures. The crew should have a meaningful opportunity...

Hazards, Safety Leadership, Safety Management, Workforce Devlopment, Workplace Hazards

Who Should Write a JHA? Why Worker Involvement Makes Job Hazard Analysis Better

A strong JHA should reflect more than regulations and procedures. The people doing the work often hold field knowledge that...

OSHA, Regulatory Compliance, Safety Management, Uncategorized

When Does a Task on a Construction Site Become Construction Work?

A construction site can contain both construction and general industry activities. The difference depends on the work being performed, not...