A person is at risk when faced with the proximity, imminence or proximity of eventual

harm. Therefore, it is linked to the possibility of a damage materialize.

 It is detected that those who work in the tourist area
are exposed to this risk by exposure to
microorganisms such as fungi, parasites, bacteria,
viruses present in the environment.

• Vaccination.
• Handwashing
• Do not eat, drink or smoke in the work area
• Cleaning of areas with hypochlorite,
formaldehyde or the cleaning substance of
preference that reduces the proliferation of said
disease transmitting agents.
• Be careful with the cuts covering the wounds
to avoid contamination of the wounds and reduce
the risk of infections or the appearance of tetanus or
amputations.
The company is exposed to this type of risk and significantly due to environmental
factors such as: rain, intense summer, floods, earthquakes, earthquakes,
windstorms, landslides, forest fires.

• Immobilize equipment and objects such as shelves, pictures, and all those
that can become detached, roll or
fall, causing loss and damage.
• Remove furniture that is not in
use from the facilities.
• Water reserve tanks must be
covered to prevent contamination in
the event of flooding.
• Verify that the channels have
an adequate slope and that they
have sufficient sections for the
evacuation of rainwater and that the
entire drainage system is in good
condition.
• Ensure that communication
systems are in good condition and
remain functional during the
emergency.
• All company personnel must
have access to the list of telephone numbers of aid agencies and brigade
members.
• Use of early warnings.
• First aid kit.
• Fire extinguisher.
• Stretcher.
• Flashlights.
• Drinking water.
• Adaptable immobilizers.
 The employees of
Ecoturismo del Guadual are
in constant exposure of
suffering an accident or
suffering from an
occupational disease
generated in their workplace.
By performing inappropriate
postures, repetitive
movements, effort, loading, handling loads, musculoskeletal disorders, etc.

• Change your posture throughout the

working day.
• Alternating tasks throughout the day to
encourage the use of different parts of the body.
• Keep your back and neck straight, face
the work plane, avoiding twists or twists of the
waist, trunk, waist, etc.
• Adopt a schedule where you allow
breaks to rest, disconnect and regain tension.
• Avoid performing repetitive tasks for a
period greater than 30 minutes.
• Have the appropriate tools for the
development of each specific activity.
• Improve furniture and design a work environment with ergonomic objects that
respect the body and postural needs of your workers, as well as maintain correct
levels of lighting, soundproofing and temperature.
• Train your workers on the development of safe work, providing guidelines to
avoid forced postures or overexertion.
A greater exposure is generated
in the workers who operate in the
SME in the industrial zone since
when working with chemical
substances they run the risk of
generating toxic pollutants for
health, diseases or causing their
death.
However, chemical risks are
diverse depending on the effect
it has on living beings, such as:
• Flammable.
• Explosives.
• Corrosive.
• Irritants.
• Toxic.
• Radioactive.

• Consider first aid.

• Apply all security elements. (Gloves,
protective glasses, mask, etc.).
• Use appropriate protective equipment
when working with chemicals.
• Do not handle the product without
having read and understood all the
safety instructions.
• Do not mix a substance with other
products
• Avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing.
• Stay away from sources of calories and moisture. Protect from sunlight.
• Do not eat, smoke or drink during handling and application.
The most frequent physical risks in the workplace are: noise, vibration, radiation, and
temperature and humidity that can affect the workers of the Ecoturismo el Guadual
company.

When this is very loud, the hair

cells are activated and there is a
risk of losing hearing.

These elements can cause an

accident, so we must watch what
type of lamp we use and respect
the appropriate levels of light.

It can affect the spine, abdominal pain, digestive pain and headaches.
Temperatures: When they are excessively high or low they can cause
decompensation.

Alteration of the physical state without being perceived in the environment, with the
passage of time the effects are serious.
• Train staff on the risks of exposure
and the importance of avoiding
unnecessary exposures.
• Have and use additive protection
equipment during times of high noise.
• Wear clothing suitable for the room
temperature (light in hot weather and warm
in cold weather).
• Avoid exposing the head and skin to
direct sunlight.
• Have adequate suitable lamps.
 Psychosocial risks harm the health of
workers, causing stress and long-term
cardiovascular, respiratory, immune,
gastrointestinal, dermatological,
endocrinological and mental diseases.

● Increase productivity, reducing absenteeism or work accidents and increasing

the performance of workers.
● Improve the work environment and interpersonal relationships of the work
teams in the company.
● Improve the quality of
life and protect the mental
health of workers, reducing
their discomfort and
facilitating psychological
coping strategies well.
● Early detection and
resolution of personal or work
problems, thus preventing
disorders and psychological
consequences.