Risk Analysis in Professional Training
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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.

Dangerous Situation

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.

<p>Triggering event</p> Signup and view all the answers

The ______ refers to the risk of suffering from hearing loss due to exposure to sound intensity over 93dB.

<p>Potential Damage</p> Signup and view all the answers

There are three types of harm: immediate harm, deferred harm, and ______ harm.

<p>potential</p> Signup and view all the answers

The person involved in a work situation is commonly referred to as the ______.

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A ______ is a condition that can cause harm to a worker.

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A ______ is an unsafe condition that increases the likelihood of an accident.

<p>dangerous situation</p> Signup and view all the answers

The ______ event triggers the occurrence of harm.

<p>triggering</p> Signup and view all the answers

The result of an incident is referred to as ______.

<p>harm</p> Signup and view all the answers

Understanding the ______ of harm is essential to develop safety measures.

<p>emergence</p> Signup and view all the answers

A significant aspect of workplace safety is identifying ______ hazards.

<p>occupational</p> Signup and view all the answers

A factor capable of causing injury or harm to health is called a ______.

<p>danger</p> Signup and view all the answers

A situation where a person is exposed to one or more dangers is referred to as a ______.

<p>dangerous situation</p> Signup and view all the answers

An event that tips a dangerous situation into an accident is known as a ______.

<p>triggering event</p> Signup and view all the answers

When the triggering event is sudden, the harm is translated as a work ______.

<p>accident</p> Signup and view all the answers

Exposure over time to dangers can lead to an occupational ______.

<p>illness</p> Signup and view all the answers

Identifying the dangers related to the work activity allows you to highlight ______ situations.

<p>dangerous</p> Signup and view all the answers

The consequence of an accident is referred to as ______.

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Using analysis tools like ITAMaMi makes it easier to identify elements of ______ of harm.

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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. 
  • 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). 
  • 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.

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