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Jobsite Hazard Assessment
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1. Sign In
Enter your email and password, then tap Sign In.
2. Find Your Forms / Start a New One
The Forms tab lists every Jobsite Hazard Assessment you've submitted. Search, filter, or refresh the list from the bar at the top. Tap + New Assessment at the top right to start a new one.
3. Fill In Project Info
Date/Time fills in automatically. Type to search for your project — Location and Project Number fill in on their own once you pick one. Then select the company, temperature, and weather.
4. Load Last Crew
After picking a project and selecting your name from the Foreman Name dropdown, tap Load Last Crew for This Project to pull in your own crew from the most recent JHA you submitted for that project — not another foreman's, if more than one of you works the same job. No retyping names every day. Everyone still has to sign fresh, but you don't have to rebuild the list from scratch.
5. Describe the Task, Hazards, and Controls
Describe the task being performed, the hazards involved, and the controls/PPE in place. Tap the speaker icon next to any question to have it read aloud.
6. Sign as Foreman
Sign in the Foreman Signature box, and double check the Foreman Name dropdown below it — it only lists workers assigned the Foreman role in Workers.
7. Each Crew Member Signs
Every person on the crew signs their own box to confirm they understood the task and hazards. Draw directly on the box with a finger or stylus, then tap Confirm Signature. Use + Add Employee Signature for anyone not already on the list.
8. Submit
Save as Draft if you need to finish later. Submit Assessment once everyone's signed — a submitted JHA can't be edited afterward, so double check it first.
9. Review a Past Submission
Tap any entry in the Forms list to view it. Past submissions are read-only — nothing can be edited after it's submitted. Tap View PDF near the top to export it.
10. Scrolling a Long Answer
If an answer is longer than its box, scroll inside the box to read the rest, or drag the bottom-right corner to resize it.