TRA form

TRA form - what is it

A TRA Form is an instrument that is used within a task-risk analysis to systematically identify possible hazards in a specific task. The TRA form describes the activities in detail, including the associated risks and control measures. The purpose of a TRA form is to consider what can go wrong prior to the performance of potentially risky tasks. By filling in this form, employees are encouraged to work consciously and thoughtfully. A TRA form therefore not only promotes safety, but also communication within teams about work risks. The analysis carried out with a TRA form is often mandatory for non-routine, complex or dangerous work. By using a standardized TRA form, laws and regulations in the field of occupational safety are complied with. It is therefore an indispensable part of safety management in sectors such as construction, petrochemicals and technology.

What topics does a TRA form contain? 

A good TRA has a number of basic topics. These must be recorded in writing and given sufficient attention:

• The work in question
• The workplace
• The workplace environment
• The working conditions
• The complexity of work

What steps does a Task-Risk Analysis take?

A Task-Risk Analysis (TRA) has a number of steps:

• Identifying the risk
• Eliminating, mitigating/reducing excessive risks
• Work preparation.
• Preparation of Task-Risk Analysis.
• Communication about the work, risks and actions
• Facts
• Evaluation 

Documentation is essential. That is why a lot of work is done with (paper) forms. Such a TRA form has a structure as follows:

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......   but immediately digital

However, the 'traditional method' can be greatly improved in a simple way. So much more can be done with a digital Task-Risk-Analysis form. Just take a look at the feature list below:
 

With Infoware , you can design checklists or other forms yourself , in terms of layout AND workflow. The data remains in your own environment and the control process is transparent.

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