[PERTH, WA, 2015-03-09]—Business & Safety (B&S) Printing, one of Perth’s top providers of specialized printing service for mining and industry, no offers job hazard analysis (JHA) forms. This offering is part of the company’s commitment to advocate and promote healthy and safe practices in the workplace.

For Risk and Hazard Analysis

B&S Printing says the JHA is a safety management tool in which the risks or hazards of a specific job in the workplace are identified and then measured to control or eliminate them. They also help decision makers and safety officers come up with protocols.

Over the years, B&S Printing has printed many examples of JHAs. The forms the company produces can be numbered and done as duplicate copy pads. Clients may also use them as a one copy form. The forms also come in a book form with other information printed on the inside of the covers, such as risk matrix tables and instructions.

Other Products

To complement the purpose of the product above, B&S Printing also offers pre start checklists and OH&S Manuals. The pre start checklist is important for ensuring the safe operation of plants and equipment. They help employees and contractors evaluate all aspects of the machinery. The OH&S Manuals, on the other hand, are a safety management system, which outlines general policy and procedures in a number of areas, such as drug, alcohol, fatigue management, confined spaces, and hot works.

About B&S Printing

B&S Printing is one of the leading providers of specialized printing service for mining and industry in Perth. The company’s specialized product range includes Take 5 Hazard Assessment Wallets, OH&S Manuals, On-Site Operational Checklists, and safety tags. B&S Printing is the market leader in safety printing and a provider for blue chip clients, which include BHP Iron Ore, BHP Nickel West, BHP Petroleum, BHP Uranium, Rio Tinto, Dampier Salt, Fortes cue Mining (FMG), and Wood side Energy. On top of that, B&S Printing is the largest buyer of specialized synthetic paper and customized Take 5 Plastic Wallets in Australia. To learn more about the business, visit www.bsprint.com.au.