Entry hazards refer to potential dangers that individuals may encounter when entering a specific area, such as a construction site or a hazardous material zone. These hazards can include physical obstacles, toxic substances, or unstable structures that pose risks to safety. Proper identification and assessment of these hazards are crucial for ensuring the safety of workers and visitors. To mitigate entry hazards, organizations often implement safety protocols, such as providing personal protective equipment (PPE) and conducting training sessions. Regular inspections and risk assessments help identify and address potential dangers, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and protecting individuals from harm.