Strategy for selecting safeguards

6 Inform operators of hazards and train in safe operating methods. 

8 Monitor effectiveness and acceptability of safeguards and modify as necessary. 

The foreseeable hazards at all stages of the equipment s use need to be taken into account and include  

Thus an overall picture can be obtained of any limitations or constraints on the design of suitable safeguards and give a pointer to providing the most effective measures for the safe operation of the equipment. 

Typical hazards that can be met are discussed by Ridley and Pearce and include  

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