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GTC-45 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 2.1 Accident at work, 2.2 Routine bussines, 2.3 Non-routine business, 2.4 Risk analysis, 2.5 Consequence, 2.6 Competence,2.7 Diagnosis of health conditions,2.8 Element of personal security (EPP),2.9 Disease,2.10 Occupational disease,2.11 Personal protective equipment,2.12 Hygienic evaluation,2.13 Risk assessment, 2.14 Exposure , 2.15 Hazard Identification, 2.16 Incident,2.17 Workplace,2.18 Control measures,2.19 Biological monitoring,2.20 Consequence level,2.21 Deficiency level ,2.22 Exposure level,2.23 Likelihood level,2.24 Risk level,2.25 Concerned parties,2.26 Hazard,2.27 Staff exposed,2.28 Likelihood, 2.29 Process,2.30 Risk,2.31 Acceptable risk,2.32 Risk assessment, 2.33 Limit value permissible (VLP)LP
  - - - Aspects to consider in developing hazard identification and risk assessment
        
        A)appoint a member of the organisation and provide the necessary resources to promote and manage the activity;B)take into account existing legislation and other requirements;C) consulting with relevant stakeholders, informing them of what has been planned;D) identify the training needs of staff or working groups for hazard identification and risk assessment and implement an appropriate programme to meet them;E)document the results of the valuation; F)perform hygienic assessments and/or biological monitoring, if required ;H) take into account incident statistics and consult information; G) take into account changes in administrative and production processes.
        
        IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARD
        
        DESCRIPTION AND HAZARD CLASSIFICATION
        
        Potencial effects: The consequenses of each hazard It must reflect identifiying, in consideration of the risk long and short term.
        
        DAMAGE
        
        Security
        
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        Health
        
        Dentification of existing controls: organisations should identify existing controls for identified hazards and classify them according to their: source, environment and individual
        
        Assessment the risk
        
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      - The general purpose of this article is to understand the dangers that can be generated in the development of activities so that the organization can establish the necessary controls. All employees must identify and report hazards at work and all employers have a legal duty to assess occupational risks.
        
        -Risk assessment procedure.
        -methodology used for risk assessment.
  - - - Biological: bacteria
        
        Biomechanic: position, repetitive movements,effort, manual handling of loads
        
        Psychosocial
        
        Chemical