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Hazard ID and risk management
Every workplace has many hazards to be identified, assessed, and controlled. It is important to identify all hazards in the workplace and evaluate the risks associated with these hazards to lower the risk of injury and property damage.
An effective hazard ID program should include how you will identify hazards and conduct risk assessments. It should also address:
- Roles and responsibilities of those involved in hazard identification
- How your company will use the information
- Training for employed involved in risk assessment
- Regular review of the program
Basic Training
An occupational health and safety (OHS) program is a plan of action designed to prevent accidents and occupational diseases. Small employers with 19 or fewer employees learn the basic principles, concepts and tools necessary to develop and implement an OHS program at their workplace via this online course.
A hazard identification and control program is a systematic approach to identifying and analyzing workplace hazards in an effort to mitigate risk of injuries and occupational disease. This course will provide employees, managers, supervisors and JHSCs working in BC’s manufacturing industry with tools and a basic understanding of hazard recognition, risk assessments, and control methods.
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Collaborative robots, or cobots, are changing the way traditional manufacturing operations work—and can be a significant tool in eliminating hazardous and repetitive tasks that put workers at greater risk of injury. But implementing a collaborative also changes the risk profile for the workspace and jobs they are designed to assist. Risk assessment is a critical […]
Toolbox Talk
Every day we encounter hazards. Some are easily identified but others may be difficult to identify. A hazard is something that puts a worker at risk of injury or occupational disease. Hazards can also damage equipment and property, increase insurance premiums and lead to serious injury or death.
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A hazard is any work‐related condition or behavior that has the potential to cause injury, illness, property or environmental damage.
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Safety Meta World trains workers on real situations in real time—without the risks of the real world. Today, the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC announces the launch of a new subsidiary, Safety Meta World. Safety Meta World is a leading-edge...
Who does this impact? WorkSafeBC has announced that in 2024, as part of their Planned Inspections Initiative, they will be focusing inspections on the following manufacturing classification units (CUs). Historically, workers in these CUs are at higher risk for serious injury....
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