Hazard And Exposure Control Strategies Within The “Hierarchy Of Controls”
Hazard Control Strategies The top strategy areas (elimination, substitution, and engineering controls) attempt to control hazards. Controlling hazards is…
Hazard Control Strategies The top strategy areas (elimination, substitution, and engineering controls) attempt to control hazards. Controlling hazards is…
Warnings and Administrative Controls Warnings are usually audible or visible. Signs, labels, posters, and lights are examples of warnings…
Elimination and Substitution Elimination and substitution, while most effective at reducing hazards, also tend to be the most difficult…
Safety in the workplace is of utmost importance. Employers must take measures to ensure that their workers are safe…
Prohibition This is the most extreme control strategy that can be applied, in particular where there is no known…
Prompt action and clear communication lessen the impact of work injuries for employers and employees. On-the-job injuries occur even…
Violence at Work Violence at work, particularly from dissatisfied customers, clients, claimants, or patients, can cause stress and injury….
Hierarchy of ControlĀ A hierarchy of control should be considered when assessing the adequacy of existing controls or introducing…