BANTUGON, LHEALYN M.

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FINAL REQUIREMENT: RE ENTRY PROGRAM
Choose an industry and prepare two (2) hazards/problems corresponding to its work environment.
Provide the (1) action plan, (2) accountable person, (3) target time, and (4) output under each control.
Use the format of the table below. The final requirement is assigned individually.
INDUSTRY: MINING
INDUSTRY
Short description of the
industry that is used as
basis of the re-entry
program

Name Re-Entry Program Location Date

Problem Action Plan Accountability Target Time Output

1. Describe the hazards Engineering Control
that you identified
Ergonomic hazards are
physical factors in the • Breaking down tasks and weight loads to
environment that may reduce the exertion necessary by
cause musculoskeletal employees
injuries. In Mining • Limiting employee exertion by using
Industry, it focuses on equipment for heavy lifting
lifting, pushing and
pulling (manual • Redesigning work spaces to accommodate
handling) individuals in order to reduce strain and
improve posture
• Ensuring that all work spaces provide
employees the full range of motion required
to complete a task
Administrative Control
• Improve
• Provide employees with break periods ment for
that help to reduce short-term strain hazardo
us tasks
• Store objects and tools where • Involve
employees can retrieve them while ment of
maintaining neutral position workers
,
• Label any heavy loads with their weight supervis
amount ors,
• Place requirements on weight loads by employ
introducing group lifting policies ees,
and
Hazard Classification: The affected member
PPE Controls
employees, members of s of
___ Physical
the safety and/or safety
___Chemical ergonomics teams, • Control
___ Biological supervisors, and strategi
process managers es have
✓ Ergonomic • Knee pads for kneeling tasks. been
___ Mechanical • Shoulder pads to cushion loads carried on and/or engineers to translat
the shoulder. determine the best ed to
___ Electrical
• Gloves to protect against cold, vibration, or solution to the problem 7 Days process
If others, indicate: rough surfaces that has been identified. November 15- improve
______ November 21 ment
2. Describe the hazards Engineering Control
• Improve
that you identified
ment for
Dust Inhalation- Dust particles can be released into
hazardo
the air as a result of mining, maintenance, or
us tasks
processing activities. Workers' health continues to
• Involve
be jeopardized by dust exposure in mining and The affected
ment of
quarrying. Dust, such as coal dust, silica dust, and
employees, members of workers
other finely powdered elements, can harm the
,
lungs and airways if breathed in. Depending on the the safety and/or
supervis
size and composition of the dust particles, the ergonomics teams,
ors,
health risk varies. Dust can irritate the eyes, skin, supervisors, and
employ
and respiratory system, and long-term exposure process managers
ees,
can lead to silicosis, coal workers' pneumoconiosis and/or engineers to
and
(CWP), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease determine the best
member
(COPD), and lung cancer, among other serious
solution to the problem 7 Days s of
lung disorders.
that has been identified. November 22- safety
Administrative Control
November 29 Control
 strategies have
• Ensure regular maintenance and
housekeeping of vehicles and mine been translated
workings. to process
improvement
• Position personnel away from dust-
generating activity by establishing
exclusion zones.
• Provide training and information to workers
on the hazards, risks and controls of dusty
tasks, as well as supervision for workers.
• Ensure work schedules have adequate rest
periods to limit exposure.
Hazard Classification: PPE Controls
___ Physical
• Ensure higher-order controls are adopted
___ Chemical before resorting to PPE.
✓ Biological • Select the most appropriate respiratory
___ Ergonomic protection for the task (P1 or P2, full face,
half face, powered air, purifying).
___ Mechanical
___Electrical • Ensure training, comfort and fit testing are
provided before use. Respirators should
If others, indicate: not be shared.
______
• Maintain and store respiratory protective
equipment properly.