GROUP II

RISK MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY (QUIZ 1)

BSBA 21M1 HRDM

Hazards: Risk Assessment and Control Worksheet

Spot the Hazard Assess the Risk Make the Changes

• Slippery Floor
• Ongoing Construction
• Cats/Kittens
• Garbage
• Slippery Floors from
spilled water, and
uneven floors from
changing floor levels
• Ongoing Construction
inside the Lyceum of
Alabang during school
days
• Possibility to get rabies
from the kittens
• Garbage that may be
inhabited by mosquitoes
• Put signage on the wet
floor.
• Continue the
construction when there
are no classes on the
campus.
• Have management in
charge of collecting the
kittens/cats and bring to
the animal shelter.
• Have management in
charge of the collection
and segregation of
garbage from time to
time.
 Hazards: Risk Assessment and Control Information Sheet

STEP 1: INFORMATION
i. Smooth, greasy, or damp surfaces make objects slippery, making them challenging to hold or walk
on. A floor may be slippery for a variety of reasons, but one of the most frequent is that it has not
been cleaned well. By effectively cleaning the floor with the right tools, chemicals, and equipment,
many slip-and-fall risks can be removed.
ii. Given the age of many public and private schools, rehabilitation projects frequently require the
removal of hazardous materials. Inspection of existing systems and hazardous chemicals is closely
monitored, and cleanup work is finished without polluting the building. All tradespeople are taught
to identify these risks in the event that demolition work turns up contamination where it was not
anticipated.
iii. Parasites that can infect humans can be carried by animals. At the location of the bite or scratch, a
slight infection could develop. Additionally, cats in particular are known to have the parasite
Toxoplasma gondii, which can enter the brain and result in the disease toxoplasmosis. Immune
systems that have been damaged make people more susceptible to this.
iv. Carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and methane are some of the harmful gases in waste-contaminated
air. Bad scents, which are typically produced by decaying and liquid waste materials, help us
recognize contaminated air in daily life. Additionally, garbage cans have a tendency to collect little
amounts of water from the rain or the trash, which attracts mosquitoes. Mosquitoes thrive in dim,
moist environments. The simplest strategy to avoid an infestation in your garbage can is to keep
standing water from building up there.

STEP 2: LIKELIHOOD
i. Students, Staffs, Non-staffs
ii. Students
iii. Students
iv. Students, staffs, Non-staffs

STEP 3: CONSEQUENCES
A process, occurrence, or human activity that has the potential to negatively impact the environment or
cause property damage, injury, or other health effects is considered a hazard.
STEP 4: RATING THE RISK
How do you rate this risk?

1. Slippery Floor
• Very Likely o Likely o Moderate o Unlikely o Highly
Unlikely
o Insignificant • Minor o Moderate • Major o Catastrophic

2. Ongoing Construction
o Very Likely o Likely • Moderate o Unlikely o Highly
Unlikely
o Insignificant • Minor o Moderate o Major o Catastrophic

3. Cats/Kittens
o Very Likely • Likely o Moderate o Unlikely o Highly
Unlikely
o Insignificant • Minor o Moderate • Major • Catastrophic

4. Garbage
o Very Likely o Likely • Moderate o Unlikely o Highly
Unlikely
o Insignificant o Minor • Moderate o Major • Catastrophic

GROUP II
Antonio, Jane Nicole
Dawadeo, France Ailen
Icao, Mark Cyric
Padayhag, Miles Antonette