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Answered by munishka01
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A workplace hazard is defined as a situation that has the potential to harm life, health or equipment at work. Identifying and reducing the risks of hazards in the workplace is a very important task that needs to be carried out thoroughly to stop workplace hazards becoming an issue. There are many different types of workplace hazards, many won't be relevant to every type of workplace, but here are the 5 most common hazards that will be relevant to most places.

1. Mess/clutter

Mess and clutter that blocks fire exits, aisles and emergency exits can be a major workplace hazard. Blocking these areas could have major consequences in an emergency. Employees need to make sure that everything is put away in the correct place, and employers need to make sure that there is enough storage for everything so that items are not left out, blocking emergency exits and becoming a trip hazard.

2. Electrical and Wires

Anyone who uses electrical equipment at work is at risk of injury. Whether it's working directly with electricity, or just working on a computer. To reduce the risk of injury, make sure that only one extension cord is used at a time. Stringing many together or 'daisy chaining' can cause electrical faults. Also making sure liquids are kept away from any electrical devices will help to reduce the likely hood of an accident. Running wires across the office floor creates a trip hazard. Wires should be kept away from thoroughfares and should be organised so that they are kept neat and are not left loose.

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