Physical hazard
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Machinery and Equipment
Electrical Sources
Noise and Vibration
Falling Objects
Confined Spaces
Extreme temperatures
Radiation Sources
Wet floors
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Bruises
Electric shock
Burns
Acute radiation syndrome
Hearing loss
Stress and fatigue
Musculoskeletal disorders
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Use of personal protective equipment
Training on handling Proper of tools and equipment.
Proper ventilation
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Biological hazard
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Bloodborne pathogens
Parasite
Bacterial
Virus
Organic dust and bioaerosols
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Infectious diseases such as influenza, tuberculosis, hepatitis, and
blood-borne diseases
Respiratory problem
Skin Infections
Gastrointestinal Issues
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Use of personal protective equipment
Vaccination
Infection Control Practices
Training
Routine Cleaning and Disinfection
Personal Hygiene
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Chemical hazard
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Toxic chemicals
Irritants and corrosives
Carcinogens
flammable and combustible chemicals
Mutagenic substances
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Respiratory problems
Organ damage
Skin burns
Anthrax
Aches
Ulcers in the hand and nose
Irritation of windpipes
Cancer
Genetic mutations
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Use of personal protective equipment
Training and Education
Proper labeling of chemicals
Spill Response Kits
Regular Inspections
Proper Storage of chemicals
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Organizational factors
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Workload and Work Pressure
Job Insecurity
Workplace Violence and Bullying
Inadequate Training and Development
Discrimination and Harassment
Poor Social Support
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Stress
Anxiety
Depression
Hypertension
Psychological Disorders
Decreased Productivity
Increased Risk of Accidents
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Leadership and Management Training
Employee Involvement
Workload Management
Support Programs
Promote a Positive Work Environment
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