Control and Safety Procedures (CSP) are based on a hazard assessment that identifies and minimizes hazards. Written procedures must specify how to eliminate or minimize all likely hazards. [2] Key aspects of CSP include: Pre-use analysis of new equipment and procedures Implementation of industrial hygiene programs Routine self-inspections Hazard-reporting systems Incident and near-hit investigations Trend analysis of safety and health information [1]

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Control and Safety Procedures (CSP) are based on a hazard assessment that identifies and minimizes hazards. Written procedures must specify how to eliminate or minimize all likely hazards. [2]

Key aspects of CSP include:

Pre-use analysis of new equipment and procedures
Implementation of industrial hygiene programs
Routine self-inspections
Hazard-reporting systems
Incident and near-hit investigations
Trend analysis of safety and health information

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Important Safety Note:

Always verify safety information with your organization's specific guidelines and local regulations.

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Program Directive: Virginia BUILT - Building Safety and Health Excellence in Construction Through Mentorship and Training

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Page 97

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Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (B.C. Reg. 296/97)

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Page 202