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Under what circumstances would an employer need to adjust their hazard rating?

April 26, 2017circumstances employer hazard rating

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Under what circumstances would an employer need to adjust their hazard rating?

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An employer may need to adjust their hazard rating if work processes and conditions, tools, equipment or the potential for injury are significantly different from the norms found within their industry classification. The OHS Guidelines contain information on how to calculate a hazard rating.