The document discusses hazards and risks associated with computer programming, primarily focusing on slip, trip, and fall incidents. Common causes include obstructed walkways, improperly stored items, and the misuse of office furnishings. These accidents can result in varying degrees of injury and property damage.

1. Hazards and Risks
Related to Computer Programming

2. Hazards and Risks
•The possibility that
something bad or
unpleasant (such as
injury or a loss) will
happen

3. Identifying Hazards

4. Slip, Trip, and Fall
The most common of all hazards. It
happens whether you are working in
an office, in a construction site, in
other heavy industry job site.
Common causes are wires running
down through the walkways, drawers
that are not kept completely, and
obstruction left unattended along the
walkways.

5. Slip, Trip, and Fall
Common causes distributing to
this hazard, specially tripping
are wires running down
through the walkways, drawers
that are not kept completely,
and obstruction left unattended
along the walkways.

6. Slip, Trip, and Fall
Falling accidents are usually
caused by improper use of
office furnishing or
equipment being used as a
stepladder when working or
reaching objects at height.

7. Slip, Trip, and Fall
On the other hand, the cause of
being hit by falling objects can
range from improper stacking of
storage boxes making it heavy;
loosely storage objects on
overhead cabinets or shelf tops;
and throwing tools and objects
between co-workers.

8. Slip, Trip, and Fall
Generally, this could
cause minor to major
injuries to a person or
minor to major damage
to properties.

9. Slip, Trip, and Fall
Generally, this could
cause minor to major
injuries to a person or
minor to major damage
to properties.