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Heirarchy of controls
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Heirarchy of controls
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    National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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    Hierarchy of Controls : Most Effective to Least Effective • Elimination - Physically remove the hazard. • Substitute - Replace the hazard. • Engineering Controls - Isolate people from the hazard. • Administrative Controls - Change the way people work. • PPE - Protect the worker with Personal Protective Equipment. celebrate-engineers_a575px.gif
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