Reconsidering the “hierarchy of control”– Part 2

In a recent post I discussed the basis of the hierarchy of control and how it should be applied in practice. It’s something we cover when we deliver the BOHS module M103 “Controlling hazardous substances” and is also relevant to the control of physical hazards such as noise and vibration. During the M103 course I’llContinue reading “Reconsidering the “hierarchy of control”– Part 2”

Reconsidering the “hierarchy of control”– Part 1

We normally take a break from running courses over the summer – most people are more interested in enjoying some time off than attending an intensive week of study. But it was back to business as usual last week delivering the BOHS module M103 “Control of hazardous substances” in Chester. I’ll also be running theContinue reading “Reconsidering the “hierarchy of control”– Part 1”