Work Practice Controls
OSHA defines work practice controls as removing "employees from exposure to the potential hazard by changing the way they do their jobs." Some examples of ways to eliminate hazards via work practice control include the following:
- Rotating workers on the job
- Practicing proper personal hygiene
- Practicing proper housekeeping and maintenance
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