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    The document identifies hazards and risks associated with mining and drilling work activities. For mining, hazards include ergonomic issues that can cause back strain, dust inhalation potentially leading to lung disease, ground collapse that could cause death, and chemical absorption or electrical hazards risking extreme pain or death. Drilling hazards involve mechanical puncture risks, potential for oil well blowouts or explosions/fires that may be fatal, and ergonomic or hydraulic fracturing dangers. A risk analysis evaluates the probability and severity of each hazard, assigning risk levels of low to high. Control measures are proposed to reduce risks.

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    The document identifies hazards and risks associated with mining and drilling work activities. For mining, hazards include ergonomic issues that can cause back strain, dust inhalation potentially leading to lung disease, ground collapse that could cause death, and chemical absorption or electrical hazards risking extreme pain or death. Drilling hazards involve mechanical puncture risks, potential for oil well blowouts or explosions/fires that may be fatal, and ergonomic or hydraulic fracturing dangers. A risk analysis evaluates the probability and severity of each hazard, assigning risk levels of low to high. Control measures are proposed to reduce risks.

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    Hazard Identification NO. Work Activity Hazard Possible Effects Mining

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    Lhealyn Matibag Bantugon
    The document identifies hazards and risks associated with mining and drilling work activities. For mining, hazards include ergonomic issues that can cause back strain, dust inhalation potentially leading to lung disease, ground collapse that could cause death, and chemical absorption or electrical hazards risking extreme pain or death. Drilling hazards involve mechanical puncture risks, potential for oil well blowouts or explosions/fires that may be fatal, and ergonomic or hydraulic fracturing dangers. A risk analysis evaluates the probability and severity of each hazard, assigning risk levels of low to high. Control measures are proposed to reduce risks.

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    1.

    HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
    NO. WORK ACTIVITY HAZARD POSSIBLE EFFECTS

    1 MINING
    1. Ergonomics (poor posture) back strain
    Pneumoconiosis or lung
    2. Dust Inhalation
    disease
    3. Ground Collapse death
    abnormally slow heart
    4. Chemical Absorption
    reaction, loss of
    5. Electrical Hazards Extreme pain, death

    2 DRILLING
    1. Mechanical Hazard Puncture
    2. Oil Well Blowout death
    3. Explosions and Fires death
    4. Ergonomic Hazard (lifting,
    pushing and pulling heavy injuries
    loads)
    5. hydraulic fracturing death, respiratory diseases
    2. RISK ANALYSIS / EVALUATION
    PROPOSED
    PROBABILITY SEVERITY RISK LEVEL CONTROL
    MEASURES
    Engineering Control
    5 1 5
    (everyday)
    2 (Insignificant
    5 Damage) (Low10Risk)
    (yearly)
    5 (Death/Catastrophic)
    5 (Moderate
    25 Risk)
    (everyday) (Death/Catastrophic)
    5 (HIgh Risk)
    5 (everyday) 25 (High risk)
    5 (Death/Catastrophic)
    5 25
    (everyday) (Death/Catastrophic) (HIgh Risk)

    4 3 12
    (weekly)
    5 (Reportable
    5 Injury) (Moderate
    25 Risk)
    (everyday)
    5 (Death/Catastrophic)
    5 (HIgh
    25Risk)
    (everyday) (Death/Catastrophic) (HIgh Risk)
    5 3 15
    (everyday) (Reportable Injury) (Moderate Risk)
    4 5
    20 (High Risk)
    (weekly) (Death/Catastrophic)
    3. RISK CONTROL
    DUE DATE/STATUS

    ering Control

    probability 1-rare/exceptional cases 2-unlikely(yearly?) 3-pos


    severity - 1-insignificant 2-minor/some first aid is needed 3-
    2-unlikely(yearly?) 3-possible(monthly) 4-likely(weekly) 5-almost certain (daily)
    e first aid is needed 3- moderate 4- major/extensive injuries 5-death/catastrophic

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