1is a situation or an occurrence with capacity to bring damages to lives, properties and environment
hazard
2natural phenomena the pose threats or cause negative impacts to people and property
natural hazards
3includes civil conflict, displacement due to development projects.
human made hazards
4• encompass any type of substance, condition or object that can injure workers
•can cause immediate accidents and injuries
safety hazard
5are gases, vapors, liquids, fumes, or dust that can result in poisoning...
chemical hazard
6are living organisms that can cause infectious diseases and allergies
biological hazard
7can injure workers with or without contact.
physical hazard
8the types of hazards occur when repetitive work, the type of work, or a certain position strains the body
ergonomic hazard
9includes those that can have an adverse effect on an employee's mental health or wellbeing
• is any occupatiobal hazard that effects psychological well being of workers
psychosocial hazard
10a description of the physical characteristics of a specific hazard and determination of its various descriptors
hazard profile
11the magnitude of the hazard can be assessed by the measurement obtained from scientific instrument
magnitude or strength of the event
12the frequency of the hazard to occur in an area is important because it tells it's pronenss to the hazard
frequency
13the impact of hazards varies in duration. the assessment of the duration is either short or long
duration of impact
14the impact of hazard an also be assessed based on causality of events
causality of events
15it is a location where a natural hazard is likely to happen if preventive measure are not implemented
hazard-prone areas
16an area surrounding the basin of the Pacific Ocean where many volcanoes hav
Pacific ring of fire
17is a series of interrelated faults that cut across the country from North western luzin to southern Mindanao
Philippine fault zone (pfz)
18• Death of People
• Destruction and loss of vital infrastructure like transport system, roads, bridges, power, lines and communication lines.
•Wide spread loss of housing
physical impact
19• grief and psychological trauma
• material conflicts
• depression due to loss of love ones and properties
• chronic anxiety
psychological impact
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•Loss of job due to displacement
•Loss of harvest and livestock
•Loss of farms, fish cages, and other sources of living
•Loss of money and other valuables like jewelries, furniture and appliances
economic impact
21•Loss of forest due to forest fires
•Loss of fresh water due to salination (intrusion of salt water to fresh water sources)
• Disturbance of biodiversity
• Loss of natural rivers and other tributaries
environmental impact
22•Epidemic to people, flora and fauna
•Chronic and permanent illness due to nuclear radiation
•Mental disorder developed from consumption contaminated foods of
•Proliferation of different viral and bacterial diseases
biological impact
23provide important information to help people understand the risk of natural hazards and to help them mitigate disasters
hazard mapping
24is an image that is used to show what part of worker's body is getting hurt
body maps
25it is visual representation of the workplace where there are hazards that could cause injuries
• can help you indentify occupational Safety and health hazard
• shows where there are health and safety problems
hazard map
26physically remove the hazard
elimination
27replace the hazard
substitution
28isolate people from the hazard
engineering controls
29changed the way people work
administrative controls
30protect the worker with personal protective equipment
ppe
31is designed to protect workers from serious work place injuries or illnesses
personal protective equipment or ppe