Hazards & corrections · Topic 14/61
Before-and-after correction photos
A completed photograph does not necessarily establish that the hazard is gone.
Three things to check
- 1
Document the original condition
- 2
Recheck the same area after action
- 3
Look for residual risks beyond the image
Scope and limitations
General safety and records guidance. This page does not mean that the feature is available in DailySafe.
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Original hypothetical situation
Comparing before-and-after photos
An exclusion-zone warning sign has been installed next to a work area.
Consider: Can two photographs prove that the action is complete?
Images can explain the change, but actual access control and remaining hazards still need on-site review.
An illustrative scenario, not a report of an actual event.
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