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A Hazard Unseen Is a Hazard Uncontrolled

  • airforceveteran196
  • Jul 10
  • 1 min read

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Why Accurate Hazard Analysis Is a Matter of Life and Death

In 2023, a worker died on the job in the United States every 100 minutes.

Let that sink in.

Many of those deaths were preventable — and too often, the root cause was the same: the failure to fully identify and address hazards before work began.

At CorpsPro Safety, we know that hazard analysis isn't paperwork — it’s protection. It’s a structured conversation with real consequences. When done right, it saves lives, reduces delays, and strengthens your standing with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.



What a Real Hazard Analysis Looks Like

A compliant, effective hazard analysis:

  • Is developed before the work starts, not after

  • Involves the people actually doing the work — their insight is critical

  • Clearly explains job steps, hazards, controls, and required PPE

  • Addresses chemicals, tools, equipment, weather, and environmental factors

  • Is translated or explained in the language workers best understand

  • Is updated as conditions change



Why It Matters

Beyond compliance, beyond CPARS scores — hazard analysis is about respect.Respect for your people. Respect for the risks. Respect for the work.

Cutting corners here leads to injuries, citations, stop-work orders, or worse.Doing it right builds a culture of trust, prevention, and performance.



Need Help Getting It Right?

At CorpsPro Safety, we’ve reviewed thousands of AHAs and trained hundreds of crews in how to conduct them the right way — the USACE way. Let us help you protect your people and your project.

📩 Reach out today to schedule AHA training or review.



 
 
 

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