Implement and document corrective actions for any discovered safety hazards (15)
Jan 25, 2017
Every industry has certain hazards associated with it. Anytime an employee is working with heavy equipment or chemicals, there are risks involved and hazardous or emergency situations may occur. If you find a safety risk in your facility, take the necessary actions to correct the situation and reduce the opportunity for a safety risk to become an actual problem. To receive points for this action item, complete this survey when a corrective action is made.
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