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  Hazard Identification and Control Measures Introduction Every accident at the workplace happens because of an  unidentified or uncontrolled hazard . Hazard identification is the first and most important step in workplace safety. Once hazards are identified, proper control measures can be applied to reduce or eliminate risk. This blog explains hazards and control measures in a simple and practical way. 1. What Is a Hazard A  hazard  is anything that has the potential to  cause injury, illness, damage, or loss . Simple meaning: 👉 Hazard = something that can cause harm. 2. What Is Risk Risk  is the chance that a hazard will actually cause harm. 👉 Hazard is the danger 👉 Risk is how likely it is to happen Example: Working at height is a hazard Falling due to no harness is the risk 3. Types of Hazards at Workplace Physical Hazards Falling from height Slip and trip Moving machinery Falling objects Chemical Hazards Acids and chemicals Gases and vapors Paints ...

  Job Safety Analysis (JSA) / Risk Assessment Introduction Many workplace accidents happen because  hazards are not identified before starting work . Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also called Risk Assessment , is a simple and effective method to  identify hazards, assess risks, and decide control measures  before any job begins. JSA helps workers work safely and prevents accidents. 1. What Is Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job Safety Analysis is a step‑by‑step process to: Break a job into steps Identify hazards in each step Decide safety controls to reduce risk Simple meaning: 👉 JSA = think about safety  before  starting the job. 2. Why JSA Is Important JSA helps to: Identify hazards in advance Reduce accidents and injuries Improve planning of work Ensure correct PPE and tools are used Support Permit to Work system Site example: Before working at height, JSA identifies fall risk and ensures harness and lifeline are used. 3. When JSA Must Be Done JSA should be...