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The emergence of harm process links elements such as ______, Dangerous Situation, Operator, Triggering event, and Potential Damage.
The emergence of harm process links elements such as ______, Dangerous Situation, Operator, Triggering event, and Potential Damage.
Danger
In the case of Alicia, who helps lift elderly residents, the ______ could be the act of lifting individuals who weigh more than 60kg.
In the case of Alicia, who helps lift elderly residents, the ______ could be the act of lifting individuals who weigh more than 60kg.
Dangerous Situation
The ______ in the emergence of harm process refers to the person performing the task, such as Alicia or Thomas.
The ______ in the emergence of harm process refers to the person performing the task, such as Alicia or Thomas.
Operator
A ______ could be an event like the contact of Thomas's hands with a new solvent, which triggers risk.
A ______ could be an event like the contact of Thomas's hands with a new solvent, which triggers risk.
The ______ refers to the risk of suffering from hearing loss due to exposure to sound intensity over 93dB.
The ______ refers to the risk of suffering from hearing loss due to exposure to sound intensity over 93dB.
There are three types of harm: immediate harm, deferred harm, and ______ harm.
There are three types of harm: immediate harm, deferred harm, and ______ harm.
The person involved in a work situation is commonly referred to as the ______.
The person involved in a work situation is commonly referred to as the ______.
A ______ is a condition that can cause harm to a worker.
A ______ is a condition that can cause harm to a worker.
A ______ is an unsafe condition that increases the likelihood of an accident.
A ______ is an unsafe condition that increases the likelihood of an accident.
The ______ event triggers the occurrence of harm.
The ______ event triggers the occurrence of harm.
The result of an incident is referred to as ______.
The result of an incident is referred to as ______.
Understanding the ______ of harm is essential to develop safety measures.
Understanding the ______ of harm is essential to develop safety measures.
A significant aspect of workplace safety is identifying ______ hazards.
A significant aspect of workplace safety is identifying ______ hazards.
A factor capable of causing injury or harm to health is called a ______.
A factor capable of causing injury or harm to health is called a ______.
A situation where a person is exposed to one or more dangers is referred to as a ______.
A situation where a person is exposed to one or more dangers is referred to as a ______.
An event that tips a dangerous situation into an accident is known as a ______.
An event that tips a dangerous situation into an accident is known as a ______.
When the triggering event is sudden, the harm is translated as a work ______.
When the triggering event is sudden, the harm is translated as a work ______.
Exposure over time to dangers can lead to an occupational ______.
Exposure over time to dangers can lead to an occupational ______.
Identifying the dangers related to the work activity allows you to highlight ______ situations.
Identifying the dangers related to the work activity allows you to highlight ______ situations.
The consequence of an accident is referred to as ______.
The consequence of an accident is referred to as ______.
Using analysis tools like ITAMaMi makes it easier to identify elements of ______ of harm.
Using analysis tools like ITAMaMi makes it easier to identify elements of ______ of harm.
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Immediate harm
Immediate harm
A physical injury or damage that occurs immediately after exposure to a hazard.
Purpose of linking harm emergence elements
Purpose of linking harm emergence elements
Linking elements clarifies the chain of events leading to harm, pinpointing contributing factors and potential solutions.
Deferred harm
Deferred harm
Health problems that develop over time due to work-related exposures.
Potential harm
Potential harm
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Methods for Linking Harm Elements
Methods for Linking Harm Elements
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Essential Terms for Harm Emergence
Essential Terms for Harm Emergence
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Operator
Operator
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Work accident
Work accident
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Case 1 Harm Emergence - Alicia
Case 1 Harm Emergence - Alicia
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Case 2 Harm Emergence - Thomas
Case 2 Harm Emergence - Thomas
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Occupational illness
Occupational illness
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Case 3 Harm Emergence - Alix (Noise)
Case 3 Harm Emergence - Alix (Noise)
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Danger
Danger
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Operator
Operator
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Dangerous situation
Dangerous situation
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Danger
Danger
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Triggering event
Triggering event
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Dangerous situation
Dangerous situation
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Harm
Harm
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Triggering event
Triggering event
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Potential Damage
Potential Damage
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ITAMaMi
ITAMaMi
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Danger
Danger
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Dangerous Situation
Dangerous Situation
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Triggering Event
Triggering Event
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Work Accident
Work Accident
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Occupational Illness
Occupational Illness
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Harm
Harm
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Patient Handling
Patient Handling
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Individual
Individual
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Tasks
Tasks
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Activity
Activity
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Environment
Environment
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Material
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Study Notes
Risk Analysis of Professional Situations
- Slimane's Situation: A 17-year-old aide-soignant is completing his final professional training period.
- Training Focus: Identifying and mitigating professional risks. Learned that thorough risk analysis helps prevent or limit harm.
- Methodologies: The 5Ms (materials, methods, milieu, manpower, and the effect) and ITAMaMi (individual, tasks, activity, material, and the milieu) both work to analyze workplace activities.Â
- Components of Work Activity: These methods highlight the key components involved in any work activity, such as the individual, tasks, materials, the work environment, and the activities themselves.
- Identifying Harm: Recognizing the elements involved in a work-related harm is key to prevention. The difference between an accident and an occupational illness, regarding the time it takes for the damage to present.
Identifying Elements of Harm
- Identifying Harm in Work: Analyzing a work situation to pinpoint potential dangers, risks, and negative outcomes.
- Harm Factors: These could include factors such as electricity, equipment, or procedures.
- Danger Situations: Specific circumstances in a workplace that raise the risk of harm. Example: working around electrical equipment.
- Triggering Events: Incidents that cause a harmful outcome. Example: contact with energized electrical wiring.
- Harm: The resulting damage, illness, or injury. Example: electrocution.
Representation of Harm Process
- Goal of Relating Harm Elements: Understanding accidents/occupational diseases and providing preventative measures.
- Methods for Relation: Using written explanations or diagrams, for instance.
- Components in Harm Relation: Operators, Danger, dangerous events, triggering events, and harm potential are all needed.
Difference Between Danger and Harm
- Danger: The potential for harm (not the event itself).Â
- Harm (or Damage): The actual outcome, injury, illness, or damage.
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This quiz focuses on risk analysis methodologies applicable to professional training situations, particularly for a young aide-soignant. It covers the 5Ms and ITAMaMi frameworks for identifying and mitigating work-related risks, focusing on components of work activities and the distinction between accidents and occupational illnesses.
