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➜ Give 4 types of hazard
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➜ Physical hazard
- ⟩ is something in the workplace that can put workers in danger, such as tripping hazards, working at a height, frayed or damaged electrical wires, or machinery with exposed moving parts.
➜ Biological Hazard
- ⟩ When dealing with bodily fluids or sick persons, you run the danger of being exposed to viruses, germs, and bloodborne infections. Things like harmful kinds of fungus or mold could be a workplace concern if you work with plants.
➜ Ergonomic hazard
- ⟩ is something that puts strain on a person's musculoskeletal system, such as sitting in an improperly fitted chair or workstation or performing repetitive movements throughout the day.
➜ Chemical Hazard
- ⟩ Working with chemicals is common in many occupations, whether it's common cleaning supplies or powerful insecticides and solvents. Many of these compounds are safe to work with when used properly. Workers, on the other hand, can be injured if chemicals aren't clearly labeled, kept appropriately, or utilized with proper safeguards. Some compounds are extremely combustible, while others emit toxic fumes or cause skin irritation.
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