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    This document analyzes chemical hazards and identifies controls. It lists 5 hazards: 1) skin contact, 2) inhalation, 3) accidental swallowing, 4) chemical splash, and 5) chemical vapors. Each hazard is rated by threat, possible event or consequence, and recommended controls. The consequences range from minor injuries to death. Controls include proper protective equipment, training, labeling, and emergency response procedures. The goal is to prevent exposure and ensure personnel safety.

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    This document analyzes chemical hazards and identifies controls. It lists 5 hazards: 1) skin contact, 2) inhalation, 3) accidental swallowing, 4) chemical splash, and 5) chemical vapors. Each hazard is rated by threat, possible event or consequence, and recommended controls. The consequences range from minor injuries to death. Controls include proper protective equipment, training, labeling, and emergency response procedures. The goal is to prevent exposure and ensure personnel safety.

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    Chemical Hazards

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    This document analyzes chemical hazards and identifies controls. It lists 5 hazards: 1) skin contact, 2) inhalation, 3) accidental swallowing, 4) chemical splash, and 5) chemical vapors. Each hazard is rated by threat, possible event or consequence, and recommended controls. The consequences range from minor injuries to death. Controls include proper protective equipment, training, labeling, and emergency response procedures. The goal is to prevent exposure and ensure personnel safety.

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    HAZARD ANALYSIS

    ACTIVITY: Chemical Hazards

    S.No. Hazard Threat Event / Consequence Controls Recovery


    1 Skin contact with certain Can cause burns/Skin Decease Personnel burn injuries, Direct contact with chemicals First aid, Quick Emergency
    chemicals/Hydrocarbons dermatitis Low chance should be avoided by wearing Response Call 5555
    Medium severity impermeable protective clothing
    gloves and boots.
    2 Inhalation of chemical vapors Unconsciousness/Breathing Unconsciousness/result in Prevent inhalation of chemical First aid, Medical Evacuation.
    or Hydrocarbons. problem lungs problem, Vomiting vapors by using appropriate nose Call 5555
    Low chances, Medium masks. Ensure availability of SHOC
    severity cards
    3 Accidental swallowing of Unconsciousness/Breathing Vomiting/Breathing Label the chemicals and educate First aid, Quick Emergency
    Chemical liquids or solids problem/fatality problem/fatality. personnel about the hazards Response, Medical Evacuation.
    Low chance, High Severity associated with the chemicals. Call 5555
    Avoid swallowing. Ensure high
    degree of personal hygiene.
    4 Chemical splash Personnel injuries/burns Personnel Injuries/burns Ensure proper personnel protective First aid, Quick Emergency
    Low chance, Low severity equipment are used. Only trained Response. Call 5555
    personnel to handle the chemicals.
    Ensure availability of SHOC cards.
    5 Chemical vapors Toxicity/ S.I.E.I (Skin, Inhalation, Eye, Chemical Hazard Awareness, Tool First aid, Quick Emergency
    Corrositivity Ingestion) Burn, Irritation Box Talks, PPE, PTW, Proper Response. Call 5555 Medical
    Flammability Sensitization, Blindness, Storage. Attention.
    Unconsciousness/Death
    Fire/Explosion property Shading No Smoking, No Flame,
    damage .Low Chance, Med. Fire Extinguisher, & Training
    Severity

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