Instructions
How to get started using this template upon watching the METAL WORKS video
Watch the task assigned to your group in the Video Links sheet
Locate the Youtube link of the video assigned to your breakout room
How to use this template for your output
1. Assign ONE secretary who will Screen Share and edit this template
2. Focus on the TASK assigned to your group. (see below)
3. Identify a maximum of three (3) SAFETY or HEALTH hazards and its effect/s; risk analysis; control measures.
Be SPECIFIC in identifying hazards you found in the video
4. Write your group output on the template sheet provided for your group (see name: Cutting,
Polishing/Grinding, Welding, Painting)
30 minutes to finish your output
How to report, upon finishing your output
1. Assign ONE reporter per group who will Screen Share during the reporting outside the Breakout Room
The reThe reporter will be asked to present by the Resource Person
3.
4. The resoure person will give feedback to your workshop output
5-8 minutes to report
Breakout Room Assigned Tasks
Breakout Room 1 - Cutting
Breakout Room 2 - Polishing/Grinding
Breakout Room 3 - Welding
Breakout Room 4 - Painting
*The OSHC staff with you will only facilitate the assigning of roles.
Risk Matrix (3x3)
from the Canadian Centre for Occupational Safety and Health
Probability ratings in this example represent:
·High: likely to be experienced once or twice a year by an individual
·Medium: may be experienced once every five years by an individual
·Low: may occur once during a working lifetime
Severity ratings in this example represent:
·High: major fracture, poisoning, significant loss of blood, serious head injury, or fatal disease
·Medium: sprain, strain, localized burn, dermatitis, asthma, injury requiring days off work
·Low: an injury that requires first aid only; short-term pain, irritation, or dizziness
These risk ratings correspond to recommended actions such as:
Immediately dangerous: stop the process and implement controls
High risk: investigate the process and implement controls immediately
Medium risk: keep the process going; however, a control plan must be developed and should be implemented as soon as possible
Low risk: keep the process going, but monitor regularly. A control plan should also be investigated
Very low risk: keep monitoring the process
GROUP 1
1. Hazard Identification Existing Risk 2. Risk Analysis/Evaluation 3. Risk Control
Proposed
Work Hazard Which can
Control (if Probability Severity Risk Control
Activity
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(DO NOT cause/effect
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assigned to your JUST TYPE "HEALTH
any existing
Low, Medium, High
Low, Medium,
Refer to Risk Matrix Measure
Engineering Control,
"ILLNESS" and do not control measures High Admin. Control and/or
group HAZARD" OR "SAFETY
LEADER: Lito Ayyokad
SECRETARY: Joanna Marie Tulfo
MEMBERS:
Warren Hara
Christian Joshua Galan
Harry Balingasa
Humberto Lupian Jr.
John Louie Viterbo
John Ace Vit
Christian Mabitasan
3. Risk Control
Due Date/
Status
Type actual date
