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Tap into Safety
Dr Sue Bahn
27 episodes
5 days ago
We look at the latest research, reports and interesting topics to help health and safety, human resource and training managers in their efforts to keep every worker safe, every day.
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We look at the latest research, reports and interesting topics to help health and safety, human resource and training managers in their efforts to keep every worker safe, every day.
Show more...
Management
Business
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Workplace Hazards and the Hierarchy of Controls
Tap into Safety
18 minutes 45 seconds
5 years ago
Workplace Hazards and the Hierarchy of Controls

The hierarchy of controls is a risk management tool used around the world to manage workplace hazards. NIOSH and OSHA use the following flow:

  • Elimination – Physically remove the hazard
  • Substitution – Replace the hazard
  • Engineering controls – Isolate people from the hazard
  • Administrative controls – Change the way people work
  • Personal protective equipment– Protect the worker with PPE

In Australia, Safe Work Australia includes an additional high-level action of:

  • Isolation - whereby we isolate the hazard from people.

When putting the hierarchy of controls to work you need to consider which hazard control measures would work best for your organisation. Safe Work Australia recommends that you start by looking at the codes of practice and guidance material; information from manufacturers and suppliers of plant, substances and equipment that you use and reference materials from industry associations and unions.

For this podcast, we discuss the hierarchy of controls and how to develop effective hazard control measures. We provide suggestions on how to successfully implement the control measures to ensure your employees remain safe while at work.

Tap into Safety
We look at the latest research, reports and interesting topics to help health and safety, human resource and training managers in their efforts to keep every worker safe, every day.