Types of Hazard and Risks

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A GRATEFUL MORNING

EVERYONE !!!
OPENING
PRAYER
REVIEW
Let’s Recall and Have Fun
1. A cylinder shape container used to carry water or any
liquid in cleaning. BUCKET
2. It is a cleaning tool commonly used to scoop the dirt
and wastes on the floor. DUST PAN
3. Known as bicarbonate soda BAKING SODA

4. It’s a universal solvent WATER


5. An absorbent textile used to wipe the spill of oil on the
floor. PAPER TOWEL
6. Cleaning Implement used for sweeping the dirt on the
floor. BROOM
7. A hollow tube designed to easy carry water from one
place to another. WATER HOSE
8. A device use an air pump to suck up dust and dirt VACUUM
CLEANER

9. An absorbent tool used in washing dishes SPONGE


LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1 Define hazard and risks;

2 Identify the different types of hazards & risks in a workplace;

3 Describe the cause and effect of hazards in workplace;

4 Give safety precautions to control hazards;

5 Practice health & safety procedures at all times;


SLIPPERY ROAD

SLIPPERY FLOOR

HIGH VOLTAGE

POISONOUS
NO ENTRY

EXPLOSIVE
FLAMMABLE
Guide Questions
1. What is the difference between hazard and a risks?
2. What are the different types of hazards?
3. How does hazard affect humans and the environment?
4. How do you prevent accidents in our daily lives?
What are the possible dangers that may happen in
these scenarios?
Hazard - a situation, a source or a thing that
has the potential to cause harm.

Risk - the chance or the probability of


that hazard causing hazard or damage
people or to environment
Hazards Risks Effect
Is somebody stepped on it sprain, bone injury,
and he/she fell on the disablement,
floor DEATH
-Its poisonous, harm
Carbon dioxide is being our lungs,
emitted and inhaled -Fire
- DEATH

someone play the -poisonous


-eye ,skin irritation
chemical inside the -lung problem
cabinet -DEATH
TYPES OF HAZARD HAZARD RISK EFFECT TO HUMAN AND
ENVIRONMENT

CHEMICAL HAZARD

BIOLOGICAL HAZARD

ELECTRICAL HAZARD

ERGONOMIC HAZARD

PHYSICAL HAZARD
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF
HAZARDS
BIOLOGICAL HAZARD
is a biological substance that poses a threat to the
health of living organisms, primarily humans.
This include a microorganism, virus, toxins that can
adversely affect human health
BIOLOGICAL HAZARD

bacteria

viruses
How can it be transferred to
humans
Stomachache
Diarrhea
Dehydrated
Poison
DEATH
Safety Precautions
- Do not leave food uncovered
- Wear PPE if necessary
- Organaized food storage/ refrigerator
- Do not eat uncovered food
- Wash raw food thoroughly
- Cover your mouth when coughing
CHEMICAL HAZARD
any substance that has the potential to cause harm
to life when ingested or inhaled. They include
toxins, chemicals, residue of excess chemicals used
in food processing
CHEMICAL HAZARD
EFFECT OF CHEMICAL
HAZARDLung and Heart Problem
Poisonous
Stomachache
Vomitting
Food contamination
Skin infection
DEATH
Safety Precautions
• Keep chemicals on right place
• Arrange Chemicals according to its classification
• Flammable chemicals should not be mixed with
other chemicals.
• Wear PPE before handling chemicals
• Read safety precautions/ instructions before
using it.
ELECTRICAL HAZARD
a serious workplace hazard that
exposes people to burns,electrocution,
fire, explosion.
ELECTRICAL HAZARD
Effect to Human
/Environment
• Burn
• Fire
• Explosion
• Cardiac Arrest
• Electric shock/ electrocuted
• Disabilty
• DEATH
1.Wear the necessary and appropriate PPE
2.Read the instructions before using it.
3.Avoid overloading of outlet.
4.Do not put electronic device near the water
5.Use an outlet that is GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Ineterruptor) ready
PHYSICAL HAZARD
are environmental factors that can harm
human without necessarily touching them
including heights, noise, radiation and
pressure.
PHYSICAL HAZARD
Effect to Human
/Environment
• Irritation
• Headache
• Affects your moods and concentration
• Loss of hearing/
• Muscle /Body pain
• Disability
• Disease
• Sickness
• DEATH
• Wear necessary PPE
• Wipe the spill on the floor immediately
• Have a proper Ventilation
• Do not go to work or in school if you are not
feeling well.
• Have a positive outlook in life.
• Stay away from people who gives you stress.
• Do not live the stove while its on.
ERGONOMIC HAZARD

Ergonomic risk factors are workplace situations tha


.

cause wear and tear on the body and can cause injury.
These include repetition, awkward posture, forceful motio
stationary position, direct pressure, vibration, extreme
temperature, noise and work stress
ERGONOMIC HAZARD

.
• Affect Body , bones, tendons, nerves, and body tissue
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• DIsablity
Ask help when lifting heavy objects
Observe Proper posture
Use chairs when reaching object that are stored in
a right place.
Use containers with handles for easy gripping
Have a regulary exercise or stretching
Different Places in
School
Possible
Accident
Safety
Precaution
SHORT QUIZ
Identify what hazard is being shown in each number

1.

2.

3.
Identify what hazard is being shown in each number

4.

5.
Answer

1. D
2. B
3. C
4. E
5. B
I’ve Got It!

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I did not understand


the lesson
HOME ACTIVITY

Look around your house and in school then identify the possible hazard and risk that you can
observe. Give safety precautioin to be done. Present it to class using Powerpoint, manila paper
or any resources that you have.
GOOD BYE
AND
THANK YOU

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