Walk a Nonroutine Task Before It Starts
Use a JSA-style decision walk to identify hazards in nonroutine work before execution.
Nonroutine task A stuck lobby banner must be retrieved from height before a client visit. The normal lift is unavailable, the lobby is active, and the nearby ladder feels convenient. The risk is not just falling. It includes overreach, dropped objects, pedestrian exposure, and pressure to improvise. JSA decision walk Step -> Hazard -> Control -> Change check For each task step, name the hazard, choose a control, and check whether the choice changes the work area or creates a new exposure. Shortcut Grab the closest ladder and rely on care. The task is either made safe or delayed until…
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