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Jun 13
a) Hazard: A hazard is any source of potential harm or danger that could cause harm to individuals, property, or the environment.
b) Risk: Risk is the likelihood or probability that a hazard will cause harm, as well as the potential consequences or severity of that harm. It is often expressed as a combination of the likelihood and severity of an adverse event occurring.
b) Risk: Risk is the likelihood or probability that a hazard will cause harm, as well as the potential consequences or severity of that harm. It is often expressed as a combination of the likelihood and severity of an adverse event occurring.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 13
a) Hazard:
A hazard is a substance, activity, or condition that has the potential to cause harm to humans, property, or the environment. It is an intrinsic property or characteristic of something that can lead to an adverse event if not properly managed or controlled.
b) Risk:
Risk is the likelihood or probability that a hazard will actually result in harm. It is determined by the frequency and severity of the potential adverse event, as well as the level of exposure to the hazard. Risk involves both the probability of an event occurring and the consequences associated with that event.
A hazard is a substance, activity, or condition that has the potential to cause harm to humans, property, or the environment. It is an intrinsic property or characteristic of something that can lead to an adverse event if not properly managed or controlled.
b) Risk:
Risk is the likelihood or probability that a hazard will actually result in harm. It is determined by the frequency and severity of the potential adverse event, as well as the level of exposure to the hazard. Risk involves both the probability of an event occurring and the consequences associated with that event.
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