Question

which of the following is more effective as part of the hierarchy of controls? select the best option. substituting a hazard with something less hazardous implementing an administrative control, such as changing the way someone works with a hazard

Explanation:

In the hierarchy of controls, substitution (replacing a hazard with a less - hazardous one) is more effective than administrative controls (changing work methods). Substitution eliminates or reduces the hazard at the source, while administrative controls rely on human behavior and are more prone to failure.

Answer:

Substituting a hazard with something less hazardous.