First Aid And Safety

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The process of identifying hazards in the workplace and their associated effects on health is called hazard identification, not evaluation. Evaluation usually refers to assessing the risks or the severity and likelihood of the hazards after they have been identified.

Occupational diseases are illnesses caused primarily by exposure to risk factors arising from work activity or environment. - Jaundice can occur due to exposure to harmful chemicals or poor hygiene in certain workplaces. - Asthma may develop or worsen due to inhaling dust, fumes, or chemicals at work. - Hearing loss is common in noisy workplaces due to prolonged exposure to loud sounds. However, COVID is an infectious disease transmitted mainly through respiratory droplets and is not classified as an occupational disease, though workplace exposure can increase risk.

The picture shows the symbol for a laser hazard. This warning indicates the presence of laser radiation which can cause serious eye or skin injuries. Proper precautions, such as using protective eyewear and following safety protocols, are necessary when working near lasers.

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Most accidents happen because safety measures are ignored or not properly followed. Lack of safety awareness, improper use of equipment, and neglecting safety rules increase the risk of accidents in the workplace or elsewhere. Therefore, maintaining safety protocols is essential to prevent accidents.