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    The document discusses hazards found in different areas of a school. It defines a hazard as a potential source of harm and explains that hazard maps highlight areas affected by or vulnerable to particular hazards. The document then analyzes specific hazards found in a school clinic, computer room, and faculty room. In the clinic, wall cracks, unfinished ceilings, debris, and construction materials on the floor present natural and man-made hazards. In the computer room, electric wiring, outlets, radiation, and printer inks pose man-made risks. The faculty room hazards from slippery floors, table corners, unstable cabinets, and broken windows are also man-made.

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    The document discusses hazards found in different areas of a school. It defines a hazard as a potential source of harm and explains that hazard maps highlight areas affected by or vulnerable to particular hazards. The document then analyzes specific hazards found in a school clinic, computer room, and faculty room. In the clinic, wall cracks, unfinished ceilings, debris, and construction materials on the floor present natural and man-made hazards. In the computer room, electric wiring, outlets, radiation, and printer inks pose man-made risks. The faculty room hazards from slippery floors, table corners, unstable cabinets, and broken windows are also man-made.

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    Green Yellow Creative 3D Study Method Mentoring Presentation

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    The document discusses hazards found in different areas of a school. It defines a hazard as a potential source of harm and explains that hazard maps highlight areas affected by or vulnerable to particular hazards. The document then analyzes specific hazards found in a school clinic, computer room, and faculty room. In the clinic, wall cracks, unfinished ceilings, debris, and construction materials on the floor present natural and man-made hazards. In the computer room, electric wiring, outlets, radiation, and printer inks pose man-made risks. The faculty room hazards from slippery floors, table corners, unstable cabinets, and broken windows are also man-made.

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    HAZARDS

    GROUP 5
    GROUP MEMBERS
    MARIAN
    ALMERO

    JHOANNA
    SALVE BEREDO
    LORENZANA

    AICELLE
    ELISA VICENCIO
    DEGULA
    WHAT IS HAZARD?
    -A hazard is a potential source of harm. Substances, events, or
    circumstances can constitute hazards when their nature would allow
    them, even just theoretically, to cause damage to health, life,
    property, or any other interest of value.
    WHAT IS HAZARD MAP?
    -A hazard map is a map that highlights areas that are affected by or
    are vulnerable to a particular hazard. They are typically created for
    natural hazards, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, flooding
    and tsunamis. Hazard maps help prevent serious damage and
    deaths.

    WHAT IS THE USE OF HAZARD MAP?


    -A hazard map is a common device for providing people with information
    about the environmental hazards to which they are exposed.
    HAZARD
    MAP
    FACULTY
    ROOM

    COMPUTER
    ROOM

    SCHOOL
    CLINIC

    SCHOOL CLINIC
    HAZARDS FOUND IN SCHOOL CLINIC
    HAZARDS AND ITS TYPE
    WALL CRACKS IS A TYPE OF NATURAL HAZARD
    UNFINISHED CEILING IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    DEBRIS IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON FLOOR
    IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    ex. pipe, shovel, Galvanized Iron Sheet/ yero, used woods
    SCHOOL CLINIC
    HAZARDS FOUND IN SCHOOL CLINIC
    HAZARDS AND ITS TYPE
    WALL CRACKS IS A TYPE OF NATURAL HAZARD
    UNFINISHED CEILING IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    DEBRIS IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON FLOOR
    IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    ex. pipe, shovel, Galvanized Iron Sheet/ yero, used woods
    Wall Cracks
    Wall cracks is natural hazard
    It may be a cause of earthquake,
    heavy rain or fluctuations in
    temperature and humidity level.
    Water is the biggest cause of
    most foundational issues. When it
    leaks, it can also cause structural
    materials to weaken, swell or rot.
    Unfinished Ceiling
    unfinished ceiling is a
    type of man-made hazard
    unfinished ceiling may also
    lead to much hotter place or
    room which may lead to
    heatstress
    It can cause serious
    injuries if it accidentally
    breaks or fall
    Debris
    debris is a cause of construction
    procedures that can cause of falling debris
    DISASTER/PICTURE
    COMPUTER ROOM
    HAZARDS FOUND IN COMPUTER ROOM
    HAZARDS AND ITS TYPE
    ELECTRIC ROUTING WIRES IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    ELECTRIC OUTLETS IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    COMPUTER RADIATION IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    PRINTER INKS IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    DISASTER/PICTURE
    JHS FACULTY ROOM
    HAZARDS FOUND IN JHS FACULTY ROOM
    HAZARDS AND ITS TYPE
    SLIPPERY FLOOR IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    TABLE CORNERS IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    UNSTABLE CABINET IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD
    BROKEN WINDOWS IS A TYPE OF MAN-MADE HAZARD

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