What must be implemented when correcting known hazards?

When correcting known hazards, it is essential to implement special safety precautions. This is because addressing hazards goes beyond simply fixing the issue; it requires a proactive approach to ensure that all safety measures are in place to protect workers from potential harm. Special safety precautions may include additional training for employees, the use of protective equipment, and implementing specific protocols that target the identified hazards.

By focusing on special safety precautions, organizations can create a safer work environment and significantly reduce the likelihood of accidents or injuries related to those known hazards. This approach emphasizes the importance of tailored responses to specific risks, ensuring that all necessary steps are taken to mitigate danger effectively.

In contrast, minimal oversight would not provide the level of attention and accountability needed for safety, regular inspections are important, but they are typically part of a precautionary approach rather than a specific corrective measure, and simply increasing the workforce does not inherently address the hazards present. The goal is to ensure that when hazards are identified, they are managed through well-defined and intentional safety strategies.