Lesson 1 Identifying Hazards
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Chapter 3 Composite Risk Management (CRM) 3-1. General
home.army.milThe CRM process involves identifying and controlling hazards. The five steps represent a logical thought process from which users develop tools, techniques, and procedures for applying CRM in their areas of responsibility. It is a closed loop process applicable to any situation and environment. a. Step 1. Identify hazards to the force or mission.
APPENDIX A - University of Washington
osha.washington.eduAppendix A: Caught-In or -Between Hazards Lesson Test Instructor Copy (answers bold/italic), Student copy to distribute follows 1. Caught in or -between hazards are related with excavations [trenches]; therefore, the hazard considered to be the greatest risk is: a. Cave-ins b. Severing of underground utilities c. Equipment falling into trenches 2.
3rd Grade Life Science: Plants Unit
ie.unc.eduSep 03, 2019 · potential hazards. such as poison ivy. • Students should . never be alone. If a student needs to go back to the building, send 2 students. • Take a . first aid kit and phone/walkie-talkie. Consider bringing along staff trained in first aid/CPR. • Let officestaff know where you and your class are goingif headed out on a walking field trip. •