who is responsible for providing you with information on the hazards in your workplace?

The primary responsibility for providing information on hazards in the workplace lies with the employer. Employers are legally required to carry out risk assessments to identify hazards, inform employees about these hazards, and implement measures to control or eliminate risks. Employers must ensure that employees and others in the workplace are aware of the hazards and the controls in place to protect their health and safety. While the employer holds most of the responsibility, everyone in the workplace has a role to play in reporting risks and following safety procedures. Safety representatives and employees also help by alerting the employer to potential hazards, but the employer is ultimately accountable for providing hazard information and maintaining a safe working environment.