drrr

• disaster - a serious disruption of functioning of a community or a society involving widespread human, material, economic, or environmental losses and impacts.
• resilience factors - social support, coping confidence, hope (SSCCH)
• natural disaster - earthquake, typhoon, volcanic eruption, tsunami, tornadoes, landslide, flood.
• man-made disaster - explosion, deforestation, arson terrorism/war
• hazard - dangerous situation or event that carries a threat to humans
• disaster - an event that harms humans and disrupts the operation of the society
• vulnerability - can be defined as diminished capacity of an individual group
• ergonomic - do not match up with his physical size or position
• physical - can affect the body
• Chemical - when employee inhale or absorb harmful chemicals to his mouth, nose, or via skin contact
• Biological - exposed to living organisms or properties such as parasites, viruses, fungi, or bacteria
• Mechanical - working with near or heavy machinery
• Physical - use proper tools and safety gears to avoid physical injuries
• Workstation - adapt physical and mental requirements of individual
• Biological - storage policies and protective clothing
• Chemical - risk of health afflictions
• Natural - purely natural processes in the environment
• Quasi-natural - interaction of natural processes and human activities
• Technological - accidental release of chemicals or radiation from nuclear plants
• Temperature - colder temperature it may lead to become chilled, warmer temperature it may lead to dehydration
• Being stuck by - could be projectile, moving object, or material
• Entangled by - effect could be crushing, laceration, bruising, breaks, and death
• High emergency sources - explosion high pressure gases and electricity
• Vibrations - reynaud's syndrome and the whole body with motion sickness
• Slips, trips, and falls - a very common workplace hazard fromSlips strips and falls a very common workplace hazard from tripping on the floors
• Radiation - can have serious health effects such as skin cancer and eye damage