Ruggles describes a hazard as “simply the potential to harm.” Identifying these hazards and eliminating, mitigating, or controlling them as early in the process as possible helps prevent injuries, he ...

Figure 2 – Loss Site After a Structural Fire To make your job hazard analysis useful, document the answers to these questions in a consistent manner.

Mitigating Combustible Dust is Not a Housekeeping Activity—Rather Hazard Abatement When equipment works efficiently and simplifies a task, the task is more likely to be performed by workers ...

Standard approaches to semiparametric modelling of two-sample survival data are not appropriate when the two survival curves cross. We introduce a two-sample model that accommodates crossing survival ...