Audits

Robust audit process not only ensures compliance but also contributes to organizational transparency, efficiency, and stakeholder confidence.

 

Purpose and Benefits include:

Compliance Check: They determine whether safety policies, procedures, and practices are being followed.
 

Identification of Hazards: Audits identify areas where safety programs may need improvement and potential hazards before they result in accidents.
 

Mitigation: By identifying and mitigating these issues, safety audits contribute to creating a safer, healthier workplace.

 

The goal of hazard assessment is to systematically evaluate risks associated with workplace hazards and take appropriate measures to control or eliminate them.
This involves hazard Identification, risk analysis, risk evaluation based on historical data, theoretical analysis, informed opinions, and concerns from personnel.
Risk Control involves evaluating controls involve looking at a range of hierarchy of controls.

When done during the design or planning stage, they can prevent injuries or illnesses.

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