An FLHA, or Field Level Hazard Assessment, helps a crew think through the work, what could hurt someone, and what they plan to do about it. The crew records that discussion on a form. Names and formats vary between employers and sites.
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Part 1: Understanding and completing your FLHA
1 Lesson 1What is an FLHA, and why do we do one? 2 Lesson 2What does an FLHA look like? 3 Lesson 3What do I write under "task" on an FLHA? 4 Lesson 4Why do we fill in a new FLHA every day? 5 Lesson 5Does today's work need a permit, ticket or plan? 6 Lesson 6How do I find the hazards on an FLHA? 7 Lesson 7What are controls on an FLHA? 8 Lesson 8What am I agreeing to when I sign an FLHA?Part 2: Before work starts
9 Lesson 9We signed the FLHA. Can we start work now?Part 3: When the work changes
10 Lesson 10When should an FLHA be updated?Part 4: Other names you may hear
11 Lesson 11What is the difference between an FLHA, a JHA and a JSA?This is general information. It does not replace employer procedures, site rules, or regulations.