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Hazard substitution
Also known as substitution control.
Replacement of a hazardous process, material, or condition with a less hazardous alternative.
Safety notes
- Compare the complete risk profile so a substitute does not introduce hidden chemical, physical, or operational hazards.
- Applicable law, permits, collective agreements, venue rules, and qualified-person decisions take precedence.
In practice
Compare the complete risk profile so a substitute does not introduce hidden chemical, physical, or operational hazards.
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Sources
- Recommended Practices for Safety and Health Programs · Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Safety Bulletins · Contract Services Administration Trust Fund
Educational reference only. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, employer, venue, and production context.