Physical hazards, conditions or objects in the workplace that can cause injuries through contact or exposure., Chemical hazards, harmful substances that can enter the body through breathing, swallowing, or skin contact and may cause poisoning, burns, or other health problems., Biological hazards, living organisms or biological materials that can cause infections, diseases, or allergic reactions., Ergonomic hazards, result from poor body posture, repetitive movements, or improper lifting that can strain muscles, joints, and bones., Electrical hazards, involve exposure to electricity that may cause electric shock, burns, fires, or electrocution., Environmental, hazard includes weather conditions or climate change, PPE, personal protective equipment, Hazard, anything that has the potential to cause harm, injury, illness, damage to property, or death if it is not properly controlled., OSH, Occupational Safety and Health, PFD, Personal Flotation Devices
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