The control measures listed in the hierarchy should be considered as preferred options, beginning with hazard elimination. This approach provides the most effective method of controlling hazards. Everyone has a responsibility to find and fix hazards. In terms of hazard management, employees have a responsibility to report workplace hazards to the supervisor of the work area, and where possible take corrective action to control those hazards. Supervisors are the key people responsible for ensuring that the work environment and the work itself, is safe.
Supervisors also play a role with completion of risk assessments in work areas.
Unit Managers Unit Managers are responsible for the overall implementation of the Hazard Management system in their respective work area. Application of the Hazard Management system within the work area, considering the range of applications. This includes administrative arrangements such as provision of training in hazard and risk management processes, and maintenance of a Hazard log database. Monitor the solution 1. Consider the hazards involved in changes to the workplace, such as starting a new project, changing work systems, adding or changing tools, equipment, or machinery 2.