What must employers do to fulfill safety requirements on all projects?

Providing a hazard assessment on all projects is essential for fulfilling safety requirements because it involves identifying potential risks and hazards associated with the specific job site and the tasks being performed. This assessment helps in developing appropriate safety protocols and protective measures to minimize risks to workers' safety and health. By evaluating hazards, employers can implement proper training, use the right equipment, and ensure that safety standards are met, creating a safer work environment.

While extensive training materials, employing experienced workers, and limiting work hours can contribute to a safer workplace, they are not explicitly mandated safety requirements for every project in the same way that conducting a hazard assessment is. The assessment ensures that all specific conditions are considered, tailored safety measures are applied, and appropriate steps are taken to protect workers from identified dangers. Therefore, hazard assessments are a critical part of maintaining workplace safety compliance across various projects.