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    Hazard is defined as a dangerous circumstance that could harm an individual. Three areas to consider when identifying hazards are the equipment to be used, the work location, and following procedures. Hazard identification is essential during design and implementation of tasks, while tasks are being carried out, and after work has been completed through inspections.

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    Hazard is defined as a dangerous circumstance that could harm an individual. Three areas to consider when identifying hazards are the equipment to be used, the work location, and following procedures. Hazard identification is essential during design and implementation of tasks, while tasks are being carried out, and after work has been completed through inspections.

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    Hazard is defined as a dangerous circumstance that could harm an individual. Three areas to consider when identifying hazards are the equipment to be used, the work location, and following procedures. Hazard identification is essential during design and implementation of tasks, while tasks are being carried out, and after work has been completed through inspections.

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    BSAF 3-2

    SMS Activity 2

    Define the concept of hazard.

    - Hazard is a dangerous circumstance wherin it could harm an individual.

    Provide three examples of areas/factors to consider when identifying hazards.

    - Three examples of areas/factors to consider identifying hazards are look at the


    equipments to be use, decide where you are going to conduct your work, and follow
    the procedure that has been set in order to avoid any hazard.

    Name three specific circumstances when hazard identification is essential.

    - During designing and implementation, while the tasks are being carried out, and
    during inspections after the work has been done are three specific circumstances
    wherein hazard identification is essential.

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