Questions and Answers
What are the three main control measures for health hazards discussed in the text?
Engineering, Administrative, and PPE
Why is it important to assess the risk of hazardous substances?
To spot areas of danger and reduce their effects
What is the purpose of a hazard control plan?
To implement controls according to the plan
What needs to be protected when controlling hazardous substances?
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What is the main objective of the general diagram of controlling hazards?
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Study Notes
Control Measures for Health Hazards
- Three main control measures for health hazards: elimination, substitution, and engineering controls
- Elimination: removing the hazardous substance or process
- Substitution: replacing the hazardous substance with a safer alternative
- Engineering controls: modifying the work environment or equipment to reduce exposure
Importance of Risk Assessment
- Assessing the risk of hazardous substances is crucial to identify potential health hazards
- Risk assessment helps to prioritize control measures and allocate resources effectively
Purpose of a Hazard Control Plan
- A hazard control plan outlines the steps to be taken to control hazardous substances
- The plan aims to minimize exposure and reduce the risk of injury or illness
Protecting People and Environment
- When controlling hazardous substances, people and the environment need to be protected
- This includes workers, bystanders, and the environment
General Diagram of Controlling Hazards
- The main objective is to reduce the risk of injury or illness from hazardous substances
- The diagram outlines the steps to identify, assess, and control hazards effectively
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