Intro to OSHAQuestion 18 of 100
What is the primary goal of an effective safety and health program under OSHA guidelines?
a.To reduce paperwork only
b.To find and fix hazards before they cause injury or illness
c.To increase production speed
d.To lower employee wages
Explanation
The primary goal of a safety and health program is to proactively find and fix workplace hazards before they cause harm. Core elements include management leadership, worker participation, hazard identification, and training. Such programs reduce injuries, illnesses, and related costs.
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