The difference between “hazard” and “risk”

As safety professionals we need to use terms from our profession CORRECTLY.  For example, “risk” is NOT the same as “hazard”.  I think we can all agree that flying in an airplane at 30,000 feet at 500 mph, with 50,000 pounds of jet fuel is hazardous!  But these days on a commercial airliner it is...

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