Hazardous Work Regulations

Hazardous Work Regulations refer to laws and guidelines designed to protect workers from jobs that pose significant risks to their health and safety. These regulations identify specific types of work considered dangerous, such as exposure to harmful substances, machinery, or extreme conditions. They establish standards for safety practices, require proper training, and mandate the use of protective equipment. Employers must assess risks, provide necessary safety measures, and ensure workers are informed about potential hazards. The goal is to minimize accidents and health issues, promoting safer working environments for everyone.