Every workplace contains risks, even when operations appear routine. Picture a busy warehouse where employees move pallets, operate forklifts, and handle heavy packages. One misplaced load or unnoticed oil spill can quickly turn a normal workday into an emergency. Hazard identification is therefore a critical skill for safety professionals and supervisors. Many learners studying occupational safety often encounter hazard identification as a core part of the NEBOSH GIC 2 practical assessment. ...