BC Manufacturing is a medium-sized company that specializes in the production of customized furniture for business premises. A recent internal occupational health and safety audit identified several hazards in its manufacturing process, including: Heavy lifting tasks involving the movement of large pieces of furniture, leading to possible musculoskeletal injuries. Hazards related to the work environment such as slippery floors due to dust from wood and cluttered workspaces. Unsafe practices, including the use of outdated or poorly maintained woodworking machinery. Exposure to sharp materials such as metal edges and nails increases the risk of cuts and piercing wounds. The use of hazardous chemicals for the treatment and finishing of wood poses the risks of skin irritation and respiratory problems. 3. As a health and safety practitioner at BC Manufacturing, management has tasked you with drafting a basic treatment plan to address specific hazards. Using the hierarchy of controls, outline how you would mitigate each of these hazards effectively