Part 2 of the Alberta Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) Code, titled "Hazard Assessment, Elimination and Control", is applicable to addressing hazards in all industries because it provides a universal framework for identifying, assessing, and controlling hazards. This part of the code is not industry-specific, making it versatile and applicable across all sectors. For example, in the construction industry, Part 2 of the OHS Code is used to manage hazards such as falls from heights, which are a common risk. Section 7.3 of the Code requires employers to identify hazards and assess potential risks before work begins. This would involve identifying the risk of falls from heights during the planning stage of a construction project, assessing the potential harm that could result, and implementing controls such as guardrails or fall arrest systems to eliminate or reduce the risk. In the healthcare industry, Part 2 of the OHS Code is used to manage biological hazards, such as exposure to infectious diseases. Section 7.4 of the Code requires employers to implement controls to eliminate or reduce identified hazards. In a healthcare setting, this could involve implementing controls such as vaccination programs, use of personal protective equipment, and infection control procedures to protect