This report addresses the critical aspects of accident prevention and safety management within a workplace context. It begins with a definition of hazards and their potential impact on health, safety, and property, emphasizing the importance of hazard identification and risk assessment. The report delves into various types of workplace hazards, including mechanical, chemical, physical, biological, psychosocial, and ergonomic hazards, with a specific focus on chemical hazards and their associated risks. It then outlines strategies for managing safety hazards, such as providing information, training, and establishing procedures, audits, and management reviews. The report also explores factors that can limit the effectiveness of these strategies, including inadequate training, worker ignorance, and reliance on outdated practices. Overall, the report highlights the significance of a proactive approach to safety management to create a safe and healthy work environment, discussing the need for ongoing evaluation and improvement.