Safety hazardsSafety hazards can affect any employee but these are more likely to affect those who work with machinery or on a construction site. Safety hazards include slips, trips and falls, operating dangerous machinery and electrical hazards
Biological hazards
Biological hazardsBiological hazards are extremely dangerous. These include exposure to dangerous substances and diseases associated with working amongst animals, people, or infectious plant materials. Employees who work in hospitals, laboratories or various other outdoor occupations are at risk from biological hazards.
Physical hazards
Physical hazardsPhysical hazards can affect those who work in extreme weather conditions or in harmful environments. Workers that are exposed to continuous loud noise, radiation, sun rays and ultraviolet rays could be at risk
Ergonomic hazards
Ergonomic hazardsErgonomic hazards affect individuals whose work puts a strain on their body. Manual roles that require lifting or sitting for long periods can cause damage over time.
Chemical hazards
Chemical hazardsChemical hazards mainly threaten employees whose roles expose them to dangerous liquids, solvents or flammable gases.
