First, congrats! The fact that you are being involved means that your skills and experience are being acknowledged. Now, a job hazard analysis is an important part of a safety and health program. Not every employer performs them. They aren't explicitly mandated by OSHA in the U.S.A., but it's really hard to know what hazards your workers are exposed to without doing JHAs.

Sounds like your lead has been burned before, but this question gets at the heart of a misconception about what occupational safety is. I'll start with this: the role of an occupational safety professional is to support and protect workers. We aren't Human Resources or management, even if the "safety guy" is titled "Safety Manager". The purpose of the role is to identify hazards and prevent workers from being exposed to them.

If you're asking about the recent power outages, they were fairly brief. They just happened off and on while the snow storm was happening. If you're talking more broadly, entirely. I am utterly without power.

LOL! Hardly. Not submissive either, though. More of a mutual sharing of power and vulnerability kinda tree. It’s real challenging to phrase button text in this context that doesn’t sound imperative, though.

Which way shall I take this? In terms of cat sounds, I’m more of a rreh kind of cat. In terms of plant eating, I’m more of a trimmer. In terms of body hair management, I’m more of an “I give up. Why bother?”

"beeing half your current age but not healtier as currently or beeing without any infirmitys but 150% your current age?" — I've been pretty open about my infirmities. I would happily advance to 67.5 if I meant not having chronic musculoskeletal pain, chronic headaches, migraines, and the lesion of unknown seriousness camped out on my right upper thalamus.