JSA · Risk assessments

Risk assessments that carry your site’s memory.

Name the task and DeXMI drafts the JSA from a curated hazard register: steps, hazards, controls and ratings on a standard 5×5 matrix, with real incident notices attached. Nothing is final until the risk owner signs it off.

DeXMI task JSA summary card for changing cutting picks on a longwall shearer drum: 7 steps, 11 risks, 69 controls, marked Draft, not yet saved
A task JSA drafted in DeXMI: 7 steps, 11 risks, 69 controls. It stays a draft until a person saves it. The product’s own card, with a test-workspace draft.

How it works

A draft in minutes, decided by your people

  1. Describe the job

    In plain language: a longwall move, a conveyor belt change, working at height.

  2. Drafted from the register

    Steps, hazards, controls and ratings drawn from the register, with its references; on-site and AI additions clearly marked.

  3. Incidents attached

    Where a published safety notice matches a risk, it is attached to the JSA and printed with it.

  4. Signed off, run in the field

    The risk owner signs off; crews run it on a phone, tick off controls and sign by name.

1,150+

curated register risks

13,000+

established controls

600+

incident notices since 1999

What you get

Everything an assessment needs, nothing invented

  • Never invented

    Register risks and controls keep their register reference; additions are marked as such.

  • Told when things change

    A new safety notice affecting a saved assessment is flagged before the next use.

  • A standard 5×5 matrix

    Ratings on a standard 5×5 matrix, computed in code.

  • In the field

    Crews tick off controls, flag problems and sign off by name on a phone.

  • Audit-ready output

    Exports to the printed form or Excel auditors expect.

  • Review of existing assessments

    Checking your current JSAs and controls against the register is next on the roadmap.

Questions

JSA questions

Does DeXMI invent hazards or controls?

No. Register risks and controls keep their register reference; anything added on site or suggested by AI is marked, and nothing is final until the risk owner accepts it.

What does the register cover?

1,150+ curated risks, 13,000+ established controls and 600+ incident notices back to 1999. A JSA draws on them for the job in hand, alongside anything your site adds.

Who signs off an assessment?

The risk owner. Every JSA stays a draft until they accept it, and the platform records who did.

See a JSA drafted for one of your own jobs.