BOSH Unit 1-Element 3-HIRAC BASIC

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ACTSAFE, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL CORP.

DOLE OSHC ACCREDITATION NO: 1


Element 3:Workplace
Hazard Identification,
Risk Assessment &
Control
Identify the five hazard areas of the
workplace.

Overview physical, chemical, biological and


ergonomics hazards.
Element
Objectives
Define risk assessment.

Identify the control measure of hazards


and in the workplace.
Five Hazards
Areas

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Safety Hazards

• Safety Hazards are unsafe working


Two General conditions that that can cause
Classification injury and death.
of Hazards
• Safety hazards are the most
common workplace hazards.
Biological

Chemical
Health Hazards
Ergonomic

Physical
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Difference between Safety & Health Hazards

Safety Hazards Health Hazards

Working conditions where harm to the workers is of an Working conditions which result in illness.
immediate and violent nature.

Harm results in some kind of injury to the worker. Exposure to dangerous substances or condition such
as chemical, gas, dusts, noise, etc.

Results in broken bones, cuts, bruises, sprains, loss of Often, latency between exposure and disease.
limbs, etc.

Associated with poorly guarded or dangerous


equipment and machinery.
Health is the efficient functioning of
an individual’s body; safety is the
state of being safe from undesirable
events or consequences.

Difference
Health hazards affect the health,
between Safety safety hazards make the
surrounding conditions unsafe or
& Health risky.
Hazards

Health risks take a long time to


show their effects, safety risks
usually have immediate effects
• Easy to judge and deal with safety
hazards, they are well understood;
health hazards are difficult to catch
and deal with as they usually show
Difference their effects after a long time.
• Data collection and inferences is
between Safety easier for safety hazards compared to
& Health health hazards
• Examples; safety hazards-getting hit
Hazards by moving machinery; health hazards-
developing bronchitis by inhaling
harmful emissions for a sufficient
period of time.
informal observations, and formal
observation programs.
Five basic
comprehensive company-wide
methods you surveys.
can use to
identify individual interviews.
workplace
hazards before walk-around inspections.
an accident
occurs: documentation review.
Control
of
Hazards
Risk Assessment and Tools
• Risk Assessment-A formalized process of
identifying hazards, assessing the risk that
they generate and then either eliminating or
controlling the risk.
Risk
• The Five Areas of Hazards are People,
Equipment, Materials, Environment and
System.
• The Hierarchy of Control are Elimination,
Summary Substitution, Engineering, Administrative and
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Risk-The likelihood that a hazard will cause
harm in combination with the severity of injury,
damage or loss that might foreseeably occur.
• Accidents are more expensive than
most people realize because of the
hidden costs.
Conclusio • A formalized process of identifying

n hazards, assessing the risk that they


generate and then either eliminating or
controlling the risk will help to reduce
or prevent this cost.
Maraming Salamat Po

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