EENS Research Operations Office

Job Risk Assessments

Job Risk Assessments (JRAs) are quantitative estimates of the risks associated with specific activities; the estimates are based on the judgments of personnel who perform the activities. JRAs help staff determine if there are enough controls in place for them to perform their assigned tasks. The SBMS Interim Procedure establishes a standard method for developing, using and maintaining Job Risk Assessments.

Assessments were done according to the priority assigned to the activity, which was based on previous experience, information on known work hazards in each area, and the number of employees exposed to the hazard. The links below display revision information and dates for each of the assessments, the documents themselves (in pdf format), and the relationship between JRAs and the EENS Directorate's Experimental Safety Reviews (ESRs).

• EENS Job Risk Assessments - revision information and dates, and links to pdf files
• List of JRAs and related ESRs - for each JRA, a list of the associated ESRs
• List of ESRs and the related JRAs - for each ESR, a list of the associated JRAs

Last Modified: March 18, 2008
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