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…
Hazard Control Strategies The top strategy areas (elimination, substitution, and engineering controls) attempt to control hazards. Controlling hazards…
All sorts of hazards come with using the wrong tool at work. Perhaps the most obvious is that…
Construction workers are constantly at risk of being exposed to biological hazards. From asbestos and lead paint to…
Common Hazards and Descriptions Chemical (Flammable): A chemical that, when exposed to a heat ignition source, results in…
What is a Hazard? Before we study identifying, analyzing and controlling hazards in the workplace, it’s important to…
Occasionally, students ask what is considered a “recognized” hazard in the workplace. As described in OSHA’s Field Compliance…
Exposure is generally defined as “the condition of being exposed,” or as “a position in relation to a…
It’s helpful to think of workplace hazards as existing in five general hazard categories and 13 more specific…
The following 13 hazard categories are adapted from Product Safety Management and Engineering, by Willie Hammer, ASSE Pub….
How Standards Minimize Hazards OSHA standards focus on the design and use of electrical equipment and systems. Thestandards…