What is the MOST effective individual hazard control? Administrative controls Elimination Personal protective equipment Substitution

The MOST effective individual hazard control is elimination. Elimination refers to completely removing the hazard from the workplace, thereby eliminating the risk of injury or illness associated with that hazard. This is the most effective control measure because it completely removes the hazard, rather than simply controlling or reducing the risk of exposure. Administrative controls, personal protective equipment, and substitution are also effective controls, but they do not completely eliminate the hazard.