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Health and safety risks should be identified and assessed;
control procedures to eliminate or reduce the risks posed by hazards;

Detailed organizational policy, clearly validated and managed commitment, worker competency and training, inspection programme, emergency reaction planning, incident reporting, and inquiry; 

For a protection device to function as intended, which is to reduce accidents, each of those additives is critical. However, the basis of any effective OHSMS is the auditing component.

Recognizing the presence of a hazard is the process of hazard identification. A source or situation that has the potential to result in human injury or illness is referred to as a hazard.
Risk assessment is the process of analyzing the risk that a threat poses. The likelihood of a dangerous event, or exposure, and the severity of the injury, or bad health, that the event or exposure can create, can be combined to describe risk.
The activities that can be performed to eliminate or reduce risk to a manageable level are identified as appropriate controls. These measures are chosen using a control hierarchy. Constant improvement and regulatory compliance are the two main pillars on which the OH&S management system is founded.