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    Job Hazard Analysis

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    The document provides a job hazard analysis for planting a mango seedling. Some potential hazards include tripping while walking, animals eating unattended seedlings, and bad weather damaging plants. Preventive measures include being alert, securing seedlings in a safe place, observing weather, using tools properly, and taking safety precautions like wearing gloves and boots.

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    The document provides a job hazard analysis for planting a mango seedling. Some potential hazards include tripping while walking, animals eating unattended seedlings, and bad weather damaging plants. Preventive measures include being alert, securing seedlings in a safe place, observing weather, using tools properly, and taking safety precautions like wearing gloves and boots.

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    The document provides a job hazard analysis for planting a mango seedling. Some potential hazards include tripping while walking, animals eating unattended seedlings, and bad weather damaging plants. Preventive measures include being alert, securing seedlings in a safe place, observing weather, using tools properly, and taking safety precautions like wearing gloves and boots.

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    Job Hazard Analysis

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    Mark Asesor Calonzo
    The document provides a job hazard analysis for planting a mango seedling. Some potential hazards include tripping while walking, animals eating unattended seedlings, and bad weather damaging plants. Preventive measures include being alert, securing seedlings in a safe place, observing weather, using tools properly, and taking safety precautions like wearing gloves and boots.

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    Calonzo, Mark Paulo A.

    SFTY100/B3

    Job Hazard Analysis

    Job: Plant a mango seedling


    Procedures 1. Locate a good place and select the appropriate time of the year for planting the mango seedling. The place should have rich soil and it can supply other needs of the seedling a) b) c) Hazard(s) Tripping while walking, which can cause wounds Seedling left anywhere can be eaten by animals. Weather can become hazardous when it goes bad. Flood can wash away the seedling if it rains hard. Improper handling of equipment can cause severe pains in your body. Playing with the equipment can cause danger Preventive Measure(s) a) Be alert at all times. b) The seedling should be put in a safe place c) Observe weather outlines and plan the most appropriate time for planting.

    2. Gather all equipment needed for planting the mango seedling

    a) b)

    3. Clear the field; remove weeds, grasses, and leaves around the planting site. Dig a small hole on the ground.(1 x 1 x 1 cubic meters) 4. Remove small stones that may obstruct the growth of the roots 5. Soil cultivation 6. Slightly fill the hole with fertile topsoil and fully decomposed organic fertilizer, about 2/3 of the hole. 7. Carefully place the mango seedling in the hole in an upright position. 8. Cover the seedling and press soil 9. Fence and secure the area from stray animals and intruders that may damage the plants. 10. The seedlings should not be allowed to dry. Water the seedling often

    a) Improper use of digging tools can cause injury b) Allergies with soil particles.

    a) Stones may be sharp enough to cause puncture to your skin. a) Your feet might be injured in cultivating the soil a) Super dry soil can irritate your eyes b) The soil contains organisms that can stick on your skin a) Impassiveness on areas of the body while sitting None a) Improper handling of equipment can cause severe pains in your body. None

    a) Check the equipment before using to ensure safety. b) Ask someone for help that knows how to use the equipment c) Use a guide book to know the proper handling of the equipment a) Wear your boots b) Wear safety gloves (rubber) to prevent small particles of soil to irritate your skin. c) Place the soil that was taken away from the hole a) Put the stones in a sack so it can be used for landscaping soon. a) Wear boots a) Wear gloves b) Gently put the fresh soil in the hole to prevent it from going to your eyes. c) Wash your hands after the soil decomposition a) Observe proper posture None a) Check the equipment before using to ensure safety. None

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