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A relative exposure to hazard
A matter of relative protection from exposure to hazards
An unsafe condition or unsafe act with the potential of causing accident
Unplanned undesired occurrence, which results in injury or damage to property
Unplanned occurrence that did not result in any injury or property damage
Unplanned occurrence that could or could not result in unintended injury or damage
Possible loss over a specific period of time
Relative exposure to hazard
Exsistence of unsafe condition or act with the potential of injury to or damage
To comply with Safety Rules
To prevent incidents and accidents
To conduct BBS Observation
Chemicals and Toxic Materials
Fires and Radioactive Materials
Electrical Shocks and Rotary Machinery Equipment
Unsafe Environmental Conditions
All of above
Workers may be killed in accidents
Personnel may be injured and hospitalized
Cost of industrial accidents part of loss of life or permanent disability
Workers may be exposed to hazardous substances causing health sickness
All above
Know the hazard and be aware of the dangers involved in handling and use of substance
Use safe practice by utilizing the correct procedures and the right safety equipment
All of above
Inadequate safety knowledge or skills
Lack of safety training
Inadequate enforcement of safety rules and procedures
All of above
Lack of information and training
Inadequate design or equipment
Dust and fumes
All above
Head and shoulder
Head, eyes, ears and lungs
Body, Hands and feet
B and C answers
Thinking about the dangers
Human common sense
Experience and Overconfidence
5 feet
4 feet
3 feet
Toxic atmospheres
Flammable atmospheres
Oxygen defficient atmosphere
Collapse of excavation side walls
All above
4 feet
5 feet
3 feet
2 feet
4 feet
3 feet
1.5 times the depth of excavation
Twice the depth of excavation
Any safe distance
4 feet
5 feet
3 feet
Narrow trenches
Excavation more than 3 feet
Proper sloping provided
H2S is heavier than air and could be present in deep excavations causing toxic atmosphere
Heavier than air hydrocarbons gases may exist in deep excavation causing flammable atmosphere
Oxygen defficient atomsphere could be present due to in adequate air circulation in narrow deep excavation
All of above
Controling work and personnel safety
Complying with Work Permit Procedures
Authorizing personnel entering deep excavations
All above
Compliance with Work Permit Procedure requirements
Gas Testing shall be required only for deep excavations
Excavation is considered confined space when exceeds 5 feet or more
All above
2 feet
6 feet
4 feet
In the middle of the road
Faraway from the road
10 meters away from the road shoulder
All of above
6 " and more excavation
Less than 6 " excavation
All excavations
10 feet
5 feet
15 feet
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