Hazard identification is an important part of safety management that could help reduce the number and severity of work-related injuries in any workplace. Workplace injuries are considered a serious worldwide concern because they result in human suffering, lost productivity, and significant financial consequences. To prevent such injuries, adherence to occupational safety regulations and a comprehensive, integrated approach that combines evidence-based methods with innovative solutions is required. This research synthesizes information from many industries to identify workable methods of preventing workplace injuries. Evaluation of the impact of treatments on industrial health, safety, and environmental outcomes is the goal of this study. As a result, after reviewing over fifty papers, some of the key dangers were identified, such as physical, psychological, ergonomic, chemical, biological, and workplace violence and harassment problems. For companies, legislators, and researchers looking to improve occupational safety systems and lessen the burden of workplace injuries, this thorough review's emphasis on best practices and prospects can be very beneficial. Employers will be able to lower the risks related to occupational accidents and injuries by using the study's findings to help them identify all potential safety concerns. Additionally, by providing a systematic synthesis of the body of existing literature, it will promote future study avenues.