The document discusses potential hazards of cooking using a portable gas stove in a student residence, including risks of fire, explosion if the aerosol and gas are exposed to an open flame, and the fire spreading to other rooms through electrical wires. It provides safety guidelines for students and residence assistants, and recommendations for the university such as preparing a communal cooking area and ensuring affordable food options to discourage unsafe cooking in student rooms.

1. KONG YOKE LING (FA 11037)
JESSICA LAW KA ING (FA 11045)
MUHAMAD AIZUDDIN BIN MOHD ZAIM (FB11038)
DAVID YAP JOON YEN (FB11070)
MOHD HANIF BIN RAZALI (FB11035)
AZAMI FITRI BIN ABMANAN (FB11027)
NUR AZUREEN BT NURISHAM (FB11067)

2. Cooking using portable gas stove in the
room.
IDENTIFY AN ACTIVITY IN YOUR RESIDENCE WHICH IS POTENTIALLY
HAZARDOUS

3. HAZARDS?
RISK OF
CAUGHT ON
FIRE
EXPLOSION CAUSED
WHEN THE
AEROSOL AND GAS
OF PORTABLE STOVE
ARE HIT BY FIRE
FIRE EXPANDS TO
ANOTHER ROOM
THROUGH
ELECTRICAL WIRES
EXPANDS TILL
WHOLE BLOCK TO
BE ON FIRED

4. Occupational Safety & Health Management Office
(OSHMO)
•OSHMO is to manage the aspects related to safety and
health at the University under the provisions of
Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1994 ( OSHA, 1994 ) .
•OSHMO also acts at the heart of the program or activity
being undertaken to carry out the act claim that have in
OSHA, 1994 practically in the UMP and also implement '
Safe Work Culture ' among the staffs and students of the
UMP .

6. Basic Emergency Guide

7. How to use Fire Extinguisher?
P- Pull
A- Aim
S-Squeeze
S- Spray

8. • Strictly follow the hostel rules to avoid any
unwanted accident happen
• It is an action of against the rules and will be
penalize or even kick out from the hostel.
STUDENTS
• All block’ felos should do spot-check frequently
to let the hotel residences know that they will be
penalize at anytime without notice.
• Enforce the rules and implement severe
punishment to the repeated offenders.
FELOS
• Prepare a pantry room for hostel residence to
cook
• Ensure the quality and price of the food in cafe so
that to encourage the students to eat in cafe.
UNIVERSITY

9. Risk measurement: determination of quantitative or qualitative
value of risk related to a concrete situation and a recognized
threat also called by the name hazard.
Quantitative risk assessment requires calculations of two
components of risk (R):
1. the magnitude of the potential loss (L)
2. the probability (p) that the loss will occur
A- Male Blocks are burnt
B- Female Blocks are burnt
C- Both Male and Female Blocks are burnt
D- None of the Blocks are burnt
P(A) = 0.30
P(B) = 0.25
P(C) = 0.15
P(D) = 0.30
Probability of either A or B get burnt P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) – P(A and B)
= 0.30 + 0.25 – 0.15
= 0.40

10. In KK5 there is already a well establish safety procedure in an event of an emergency like
fire or whenever a student life is in danger, there is always an warden or a doctor standing
by to attend the danger thus the estimated probability of an incident to occur will have a
lower score
P=0.40
With the expected losses is estimated to be high, due to all the student belonging like
laptops , hand phones and educational books which are very costly. One floor times with
the total occupant plus the effect on the building itself all are estimated to amount at RM
500,000.00.
L= 500,000
Therefore, R= 500,000 x 0.40
= 200,000