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    This document provides a consequence table to rate potential hazards on a scale of catastrophic, major, moderate, minor, and minimal consequences. The consequence categories include injury, illness, environmental impact, and financial cost. For each consequence category, descriptions are given to clarify what would constitute catastrophic, major, moderate, minor, or minimal consequences in terms of injury types and severities, illnesses, environmental impacts, and associated financial costs.

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    This document provides a consequence table to rate potential hazards on a scale of catastrophic, major, moderate, minor, and minimal consequences. The consequence categories include injury, illness, environmental impact, and financial cost. For each consequence category, descriptions are given to clarify what would constitute catastrophic, major, moderate, minor, or minimal consequences in terms of injury types and severities, illnesses, environmental impacts, and associated financial costs.

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    CONSEQUENCE TABLE

    Use the following matrix to rate the consequence of each identified hazard. Where a hazard
    could have multiple consequences (for example, injury and financial cost) the highest
    consequence should be selected.

    DESCRIPTION

    Consequence Injury Illness Environment Financial cost

    Catastrophic Fatality or Fatality or Disastrous and/or Huge (greater


    permanent permanent widespread than $500,000)
    disability disability environmental
    impact

    Major Lost time injury Lost time injury Serious Major ($50,000–
    (greater than 2 (greater than 2 environmental $500,000)
    weeks) weeks) impact

    Moderate Lost time injury Lost time injury Substantial High ($20,000–
    (less than 2 (less than 2 weeks) environmental $50,000)
    weeks) impact

    Minor Requires basic Requires medical Small and / or Medium ($5,000–


    medical treatment treatment, for localised impact $20,000)
    example, for skin
    rashes

    Minimal Minor Minor, for example Little or no Low (less than


    headache/nausea environmental $5,000)
    impact

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