Hazard Control

☞Hazards that have been identified and assessed as priorities required to implement adequate control measures.

• Take all feasible measures to eliminate the hazard.
• If elimination is impractical or remains incomplete take all physical measures to isolate the hazard.
• If it is totally impossible to eliminate or isolate the hazard, its likelihood to cause injury should be minimised.

☞Throw garbage daily.

☞Store all cleaning chemicals and tightly close containers.

☞Make sure all areas have proper lighting.

☞Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery when working with machines.

☞Never distract the attention of people who are working near a fire or with some machinery.

☞Wherever required beer protective items such as goggles, safety glasses, mask gloves and hair nets.

☞Shutdown all machines before leaving for the workplace.

☞Do not play with electrical controls or switches.

☞Do not operate machines for equipment until you have been properly trained.

☞Repair torn wires or broken plugs for using any electrical equipment.

☞Do not use equipment if it smokes, sparks or looks unsafe.

☞Cover all food with a lid, plastic wrap or aluminium foil.

☞Do not smoke in ‘no smoking’ areas.

☞Report any unsafe condition or act to your supervisor.