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Hazard

1. See: Physical hazard.

2. See: Moral hazard.

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[USPRwire, Tue Jul 30 2019] Main objective of a hazard control system is to protect workers from being exposed to occupational hazards.

Hazard Control Market Poised for Steady Growth in the Future

[USA], July 28 (ANI): People who notice one traffic hazard are less likely to notice other hazards, says a recent study.

Study highlights noticing one driving hazard leads to other being unnoticed

Ohio Company Faces $1.3M in OSHA Penalties for Workplace Hazards

[ClickPress, Thu Mar 14 2019] Main objective of a hazard control system is to protect workers from being exposed to occupational hazards.

Learn details of the Advances in Hazard Control Market Forecast and Segments, 2018 to 2028

Workers Who See Like Artists Reduce Workplace Hazards: Study

The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) identifies the hazards of chemicals and mixtures and communicates the hazard information, as well as protective measures, on labels and SDS.

RESOLVING HAZARD CLASSIFICATION DISCREPANCIES FOR PRINTING INK MATERIALS

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) launched the Healthy Homes Initiative to protect children and their families from housing-related health and safety hazards (HUD, n.d.).

Measuring the Impact of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Programs: Evaluating Hazard Reduction Using the Healthy Home Rating System

Many food safety systems have been built around minimizing risk, controlling hazards and using risk-based thinking to facilitate decisions.

Risks vs. hazards: clarifying their relationship for a better understanding of food safety

This article would address the issue of hazards, related to Cotton ginning and pressing factories and its safety.

Cotton Ginning Factories Fire Hazards and Safety (Fire Hazard - Part-1)

Road conditions and hazards in the roads are a common cause of motorcycle accidents (i.e., a tree that fell across the road and the motorcyclist hit it or a rider that hit a pothole or an animal).

Rider's vs. the road

The alert begins with the general premise that "[u]nsafe work in confined spaces has led to miner deaths and injuries in the metal and nonmetal mining industry." It goes on to focus most of its discussion on hazards relating to entering a confined space with an atmospheric hazard, such as low oxygen content or toxic air contaminants.

Confined spaces hazard alert puts operators in tight spot: the New MSHA Hazard Alert and accompanying statements and enforcement are poised to create a great deal of confusion

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