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Hazards
Name

Control

Factors

1-Dont
touch the
casualty.
2- Call for
help
3- isolate
the power
supply if
possible
4-pull the
victim out of
dangerous
contact with
the Nonconductor
device like
Wood.
5-call for
rescue.
6-check for
breathing.
7- Apply CPR
if needed
8- Treat
burns if any
9- Treat for
physical
shock.
10- Ensure
medical help
is obtained.

1-Voltage
2-Duration
3-Frequency
4- Resistance
5-Current path
6-Contact
surface Area
7-Environment

Reason

Trap/Pinch
Impact/crush
Contact with
sharp
Eject
Non
Mechanical

Exposure to loud noise

can cause permanent
hearing damage

Dust
Vibration

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Ergonomic

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Consequence
s

Mechanical
Entanglemen
t/Draw in

Noise
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8

Risk

1- back pain ,
2-muscle pull ,
3- bone disc location ,
4-tissue break ,
5-twisting

Manual
Handling

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BSAFE
Direct
1- Burns, when tisu
burns
2- Shock. When
current passes
through body
3- Arcing
4- Fire
5- Explosions

1-contraction
2-Burn tissue
3-paralise of
breathing
4-Heart
fabrications
5- Cardiac
Rest

Electricity

Indirect
6-throw
7-Fall
8-trip.

Portable
Devices

Control
1-suitable equipment for task.

1-Faulty equipment
2-Wire overload
3-Misuse equipment
4-Wood dust
5-Gasses
6-Heat
7-Poor internal connector

Reasons
1-Unsuitable equipment

2- provision of minimum standard (CE)

3-suitable for environment
4- must be suitable and well maintained
5- Proper joints of cable by authorized person.
6-cables must be according load.
7-provision of suitable breakers and fuses.
8-Reducing voltage system.
9- Provision of residual current Devices.
10- Provision of residual current Devices.
11- Provision of electric appliances.
12- proper lock-out and tag-out system.
12-provision of supervision, training, Instructions.
User Must check
1-Damage to cable sheet.
2- Damage to plug
3- Flexibility insulated
4- unsecured sheets
5- wet or contained
6- Damage to casing of equipment
7- Burns/scratch marks
8- Double Isolated mark.
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Radiation

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1-Microorganisms
can cause
2-hepatitis,
3legionnaires
4-disease,
5-Q fever,
6-HIV/AIDS
7-or allergies

Biological
Hazards

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Fire
Violence

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Slip and trip

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Overhead
power lines

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Poor lighting
Portable
Devices
Hazards
Fork lifter
Hazards

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Manual tasks
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Gravity

Overexertion or
repetitive movement
can cause muscular
strain
1-Falling objects,
2-Falls,
3-slips and trips can
cause
4-fractures,
5-bruises,

2-dump condition
2-Physical abuse
3-misuse
4-Repair improper
5-continous use
6-presence of chemical
7-lack of inspection testing
8-lack of maintenance.

Competent person
Check

Statutory Check

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Machinery
and
equipment

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Hazardous
chemicals

6-lacerations,
7-dislocations,
8-concussion,
9-permanent injuries
or death
Being hit by moving
vehicles,
or being caught by
moving parts of
machinery can cause
fractures,
bruises,
lacerations,
dislocations,
permanent injuries or
death
Chemicals (such as
acids, hydrocarbons,
heavy metals) and
dusts (such as
asbestos and silica)
can cause respiratory
illnesses, cancers or
dermatitis

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Radiation

Ultra-violet, welding
arc flashes, micro
waves and lasers can
cause burns, cancer or
blindness

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Psychosocial
hazards

Effects of work-related
stress, bullying,
violence and workrelated fatigue