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Hazard Identification
Hazard
Identification
- helps you comply with your OH&S "Duty of Care" or "Obligation"
- is a key part of your company's OH&S compliance
- is essential in preventing workplace injuries and workplace illnesses
The hazard identification process in the workplace is common for all
types of workplaces.
A workplace, depending on its type and functions, could be a workplace
which imposes a range of significant hazards on it occupants. Most hazards
can be classified under the Australian Standards and could include:
- Noise
- Manual handling
- Chemical hazards
- Mechanical hazards
- Repetitive movements
- Electrical hazards
- Penetrating objects
- Microbiological hazards
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