Detailing about "Hierarchy of Control Measures".

What do we mean by the term 'control measures'?

Control measures can be coined as the collective preventive steps Or practice which needs to be undertaken in an order to maintain the workflow without any disruption.
The theory isn't just restricted to the industrial ideology but has potential to be ammended and project for any scenario.
It has been observed that a safety committee always ensures that such kind of programmes are carried and related provisions inflicted over the working premises and the workers working in it.

What is the concept of 'Hierarchy of control measures'?

The concept is primarily based on the various angles of imposing and enhancing the safety aspect at a workplace.
The concept incorporates involvement of the various departments and provisions.
For an instance, the engineering department meets the demand of the engineering control.

How do we apply the 'HCM'?

It is proposed and implemented by the various departments such as engineering dept, administrative dept, safety dept, store dept etc.
As per the section 78 of the model work health and safety Act renders that a health and safety committee must meet once in a three months of period.

Who proposed the concept?

NIOSH Or National Institute for occupational Safety & Health is the US federal agency which is responsible for conducting research & making recommendations to inhibit the injuries and illness situated to the work.

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