DROPS Hierarchy of Controls

DROPS Hierarchy of Controls
In industrial settings, especially elevated platforms like offshore rigs or construction sites, the looming threat of dropped objects is undeniable. These hazards span from immediate dangers, such as injuries or fatalities, to equipment damage, operational disruptions, and financial implications. The Hierarchy of Controls provides a structured pathway to navigate and mitigate these multifaceted risks. https://youtu.be/lkmUNkizp7M?si=6swC88E-SoRY5OQf Animation by Reuzer  Elimination: The First ...
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Dropped Objects in Industrial Operations

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Dropped Objects in Industrial Operations: Unpacking Definitions and Implications In industrial operations, seemingly minor incidents like dropped objects can lead to significant consequences. At first glance, you might dismiss a dropped object as a trivial event. However, when you factor in the heights and environments of many industrial tasks, the potential dangers become clear. An object, whether small like a component or larger like a piece of equipment, can cause serious damage or injury wh...
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