Geocoding is not an exact science!

The address choices may not match the one you entered originally.

Following is what was originally entered on the Job Details form:

The geocoder provided address you selected is:

Following are the addresses that the various geocode services returned.

We need your help with this

When you enter an address in one of the main maps sites, you occasionally get a "Did you mean?" message with multiple address choices given.

When we send an address to the geocoding services they may return multiple results when they are not able to comfortably validate the address sent to them. This is one of the main reasons we use multiple services instead of relying on just one.

Although we are familiar with the issues of finding hard to locate sites, we are not doing this day-to-day. We need as much feedback as possible on how many of these extra results to display and if they have value at all. Some of these results can be in completely different towns or even states.

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What is a JHA form?

Also known as a JSA, a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) form is used to document job site hazards and the measures that will be used to mitigate them and keep employees safe. A job site analysis is a mandatory requirement of OSHA. OSHA also requires that emergency services information be readily available to all working on a job site. WirelessEstimator.com provides this Emergency Locator Service and use of our JHA forms free of charge.

Each version includes:

Hospital Details: Name, address and phone for the hospital that you select along with a map printout and written directions from the site.

Police, Fire and Sheriff Departments: name and phone number.

All fields applicable to the Emergency Services Locator are auto filled in a PDF prior to being emailed. Job details page includes extra fields for your job specific contact information. The PDF can be edited any time and saved with any changes made

Map and Contacts Only Version

Just the basics for companies that prefer to use their own JHA. View Sample

JHA with Map - Elevated Work Required Version

A comprehensive Job Hazard Analysis form to be used if elevated work or climbing above 6' is to be performed. View Sample

JHA with Map - NO Elevated Work Required Version

Use this JHA version when no climbing or elevated work will be performed above 6'. View Sample