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FA14 - Job Hazard Analysis (Set A) Amisola

Basic occupational Safety and Health
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Civil Engineering (BSCE 01)

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Name: Amisola, Dominic Paul G. Class/Schedule: ESM 3044 (5-277) TTh 5:40 – 7:

Instructions. Identify any 3 activities that you usually do either at home or in school. Perform Job Hazard Analysis.

Activity 1: Online Classes at Home

Job Steps Potential Hazards Controls

Ergonomics Injuries caused by ergonomic hazards such as musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) and other physical and emotional effects.

There are many additional solutions to mitigating ergonomic hazards, including, designing workspaces that eliminate awkward positions, replacing some of the more repetitive and difficult actions performed. Modern tools can also mitigate or reduce excessive vibrations, noise, pressure, or force. Consider more frequent rest breaks, changes in position.

Staying in a room with poor ventilation, and air exchange.

Indoor air contaminates can cause irritation to the eyes, nose, throat, as well as fatigue, headaches, and dizziness.

Indoor air quality and safety improvements, such as proper ventilation, putting air purifiers and setup your workstation not in a confined space.

Too much screen time. Physical strain to your eyes and body.

Limit screen time outside of class hours. Use appropriate brightness level on your devices.

Charging and using electricity.

This can lead to circuit overload and potentially an increased risk of fires

Do not overload sockets, ensure that the wires are free from damages, check electrical wires once in a while and do not use extension cords as permanent socket.

Activity 2: Gardening at Home

Job Steps Potential Hazards Controls

Pruning Bushes Working at height, Cuts, Scratches, bee stings, insect bites.

Place ladder in a sturdy and firm ground. Wear gloves and googles for safety. Make sure that the bushes are free from insects and bees before pruning them.

Working outside under the heat of the sun

Sunburn, Nausea, heat stress. Wear hat, gasses and clothing that can prevent the skin form direct sun exposure. Put sunscreen on the skin that can be exposed to the sun. Lastly, do gardening works during morning or late afternoon where the sun is not that harmful.

Weeding the ground Back Injuries Warm up prior to starting. Use the appropriate chair height. Move, stand stretch occasionally.

Spraying the Plants Chemical Hazards Ensure Chemicals are decanted in such manner that there can be no spillage. Wear face masks and appropriate PPE. Ensure the chemical was being use is according to its purpose.

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FA14 - Job Hazard Analysis (Set A) Amisola

Course: Civil Engineering (BSCE 01)

136 Documents
Students shared 136 documents in this course
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Name: Amisola, Dominic Paul G.
Class/Schedule: ESM 3044 (5-277) TTh 5:40 – 7:10
Instructions. Identify any 3 activities that you usually do either at home or in school. Perform Job Hazard
Analysis.
Activity 1: Online Classes at Home
Job Steps Potential Hazards Controls
Ergonomics Injuries caused by ergonomic
hazards such as musculoskeletal
disorders (MSD) and other physical
and emotional effects.
There are many additional
solutions to mitigating
ergonomic hazards, including,
designing workspaces that
eliminate awkward positions,
replacing some of the more
repetitive and difficult actions
performed. Modern tools can
also mitigate or reduce
excessive vibrations, noise,
pressure, or force. Consider
more frequent rest breaks,
changes in position.
Staying in a room with poor
ventilation, and air exchange.
Indoor air contaminates can cause
irritation to the eyes, nose, throat,
as well as fatigue, headaches, and
dizziness.
Indoor air quality and safety
improvements, such as proper
ventilation, putting air purifiers
and setup your workstation not
in a confined space.
Too much screen time. Physical strain to your eyes and
body.
Limit screen time outside of
class hours. Use appropriate
brightness level on your devices.
Charging and using
electricity.
This can lead to circuit overload and
potentially an increased risk of fires
Do not overload sockets, ensure
that the wires are free from
damages, check electrical wires
once in a while and do not use
extension cords as permanent
socket.