PRACTICING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE STANDARDS

These include the viruses, bacteria, fungus, parasites, and any living organism that can infect or transmit diseases to human beings.

• Biological Hazards   

• Chemical Hazards       

• Mechanical Hazards

• Physical Hazards

Which one is NOT a responsibility of the employee.

• Work in safe and healthful workplaces.

• Be free from retaliation for exercising rights.

• File a complaint with OSHA.

•  Provide safety training

1. These are usually created by machinery, often with protruding and moving parts.

• Biological Hazards                                   

• Chemical Hazards      

•  Mechanical Hazards

• A. Physical Hazards

Which one is NOT a responsibility of the employer

• Examine workplace conditions      

• Work in safe and healthful workplaces.

• Provide standards under the OSHA

• Warn employees of potential  hazards.

1. Place the risk assessment in the correct order.

i. Evaluate the risks and decide on precautions.

ii. Review your risk assessment and update if necessary.

iii. Identify the hazards.

iv. Decide who might be harmed, and how.

v. Record your findings and implement them.

• i, v,iv,ii,iii      

• v,i,iv,iii,ii     

•  iii,iv,i,v,ii

•  i,ii,iii,iv,v

Hazards  include extremes of temperature, different radiations, excessive noise , and electrical exposure.  

• Chemical Hazards      

• Biological Hazards    

• Mechanical Hazards

• Physical Hazards