Hazard Control Plan

A master hazard control plan should function as the directive for all organizational accident prevention efforts. An effectively written document should provide the roadmap for meeting organizational hazard control expectations, objectives, and goals. A comprehensive plan must hold managers and supervisors accountable for ensuring all operational policies, procedures, and 

Content Suggestions for Written Hazard Control Plans 

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Discuss the hazard control plan with affected workers. 

List the nine key elements of an effective hazard control plan. 

Do organizational hazard control plans, policies, and procedures protect the employee ... 

Final report Lead hazard control plan or certification of lead-based paint compliance Lead concentrations for each surface tested... 

Table 1.8 Content Suggestions for Written Hazard Control Plans...

We can simply define an accident as an unplanned event that interferes with job or task completion. When an accident occurs, someone will lose valuable time to dealing with the event. An accident can result in some kind of measureable loss such as personal injury or property damage. An accident event can also be classified as a near miss with no measurable loss. Accident causes normally result from unsafe acts, hazardous conditions, or both. Accident prevention efforts must emphasize the importance of developing necessary policies, procedures, and rules. The hazard control plan should outline organizational objectives, goals, and responsibilities. The organization needs to evaluate the priority and effectiveness of accident-prevention efforts. 

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