Cal/OSHA-aligned Job Hazard Analysis + IIPP references. T8 CCR 3203 structured. Site-specific hazards and controls in minutes.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Cal/OSHA require a JHA?
- Cal/OSHA does not name JHA specifically, but T8 CCR 3203 requires an IIPP with a system for identifying and evaluating workplace hazards. In practice, GCs on California sites require a site-specific JHA that references your IIPP.
- What's the difference between an IIPP and a JHA?
- The IIPP is your employer-level written program required by Cal/OSHA. The JHA is the task-level assessment used before work. They complement each other; the JHA should reference the IIPP.
- How often should the JHA be reviewed?
- Whenever the task, materials, tools or crew change materially, after an incident, and at planned intervals.
- Do you have an IIPP template?
- Yes — see our Cal/OSHA IIPP template page for a full IIPP structure aligned with T8 CCR 3203.