1.) Compare the terms hazard and risk. Give two examples of occupational hazards you are familiar with, and explain why you believe they are hazards. Using the two examples, discuss variables in the work environment that you believe may increase the risks associated with the hazards. (200 words)

1.) Compare the terms hazard and risk. Give two examples of occupational hazards you are familiar with, and explain why you believe they are hazards. Using the two examples, discuss variables in the work environment that you believe may increase the risks associated with the hazards. (200 words)

2.) Explain the differences between a reactive and a proactive approach to safety. Discuss how the use of one of the approaches over the other would affect a facility’s approach to hazard analysis and risk assessment. (200 words)

3.) Compare the multiple factors theory and the energy theory, and discuss the advantages of each in conducting a formal hazard analysis. (200 words)

4.) Four premises are used to address accident prevention(.1.Accidents have caused.)(2. Accidents often involve hazards that include unsafe acts (activities), unsafe conditions, and other circumstances.) (3.Accidents may or may not have consequences.)(4. Consequences may be minor or major (severe). Discuss why you think the four premises can help you to perform a hazard analysis and risk assessment. Which of the premises do you believe is the most important for determining the role of a safety engineer in hazard analyses/risk assessments? Why? (200 words)

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Discipline: Safety Engineering