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1.Can cause ergonomic injuries.
2.Can lead to back pain
3.Ensure that workers get adequate break times in order to rest their bodies.

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1. Physical contact and inhalation of concentrated trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene in dry-cleaned items

2. Liver damage, skin irritation

3. Use safer chemical alternatives

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1. Hazard can be the chemicals coming into contact with the human skin.
2. internal or external damage to the body
3.Make sure there is no excess chemical dripping off the items.

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1. Frequent bending motions to get laundry
2. Strain to the back, muscle aches and discomfort
3. Have frequent change of shifts for staff to relax

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1) bending forward to pull out the washed laundry into the dryer
2) Muscles and joint pain
3) Having to make sure that the washing machine is of the shoulder height of the average workers.

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1. Handling bulky and heavy loads of laundry

2. In the long run can cause stress and trauma onto the back, joint and arm.

3.  Lesser work hours or more breaks so that the person can get enough rest.
Get trollies so that the bulky and heavy laundry can be pushed around easily to prevent arm pain.

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1. Bending over to remove laundry from washer.
2. Can lead to back pain, lower back strain, or acid reflux.
3. Worker should be limited to the number of times they have to remove laundry per hour so there is more rest between each removal

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- Risks of slipping or falling when pulling the laundry.
- Can lead to injuries such as back pain, sprained wrist, head trauma, etc.
- Wear proper attire and shoes.
- Ensure the safe working area.
- Remove objects that can obstruct the working area

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B1. Manually pulling out clothing from the large drum machines.
2. Lower back injury from bending into large drum washing machine leading to long term spinal ailments.
3. The use of automatic washing machines with a conveyor belt for the expulsion of washed clothing automatically out to the area of work to avoid manual removal of clothes which means that no bending is required.

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1. Bending over to pull out the clothing from the drum machine and exerting too much force when doing so.
2. Back injuries, wrist injuries
3. Regular breaks, increase height of drum machine.

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1. The guests may come in contact with the chemicals through inhalation and direct skin contact
2. They may experience allergic reactions, dizziness, skin and eye irritation.
Long term exposure could also lead to cancer and damage to the organs
3. The harmful chemicals should be replaced with other alternatives such as baby powder which can soak up oil stains.

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1) Carrying of heavy dry cleaning items daily.
2) Back pain , Joint injury
3) Reduce the dry cleaning load daily so that it is not as heavy when they are required to transfer the items

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1.  Skin contact to the chemicals that were used to the treat the stains and after cleaning process
2.Skin reactions, kidney damage
3. use chemicals that are safer and not cause ill-health

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1) Standing for prolong amount of time.
2) Lower leg discomfort which can lead muscle fatique.
3) Provide sufficent breaktime for more recovery time.

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1. Reaching into the large drum repeatedly

2. Muscle/joint strain such as in the lower back or forearm.

3.
- Allow for a rotation of people carrying out the task so that individuals can get rest from it.
- Use a machine to pull the clothes out of the drum or - Use a washing machine that will tip the clothes out into a basket.

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1. Skin contact with tetrachloroethylene and trichloropropane
2. Causes skin, throat and eye irritation
3. Use another chemical instead or wash clothes again after being dry cleaned

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1. Pulling out from the machine might cause hands to get stuck in the machine
2. Injuries to the body
3. Can be controlled by proper handling of equipment (administrative control)

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1) exposure to the remaining chemicals

2) direct contact leads to rashes or skin irritation, inhalation of the chemicals prolonged exposure leads to liver damage

3) Ensure that clothes are washed properly with water or other detergents to remove traces of these chemicals before they are dried and given back to the customers

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1. Repetitive motion of bending their backs forward while pulling the laundry from the drum machine.
2. Repetitive stress injury and hunchback.
3. Reduce work duration, Provides more breaks, Place the drum machines higher.

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1. Constant action of bending back when taking laundry.

2. Muscle strain (shoulders, joint, back)
3. Have several workers/staff to work together to minimize the chances of getting muscle strain.

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1) Exposed to the chemical that is still attatched to the dry-cleaned items
2) rashes, skin irritation
3) use of other materials such as putting the dry-cleaned items in a bag to  have not directly in contact with the chemicals

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1. Inhalation of chemical fumes
2. Nausea/ asthma
3. Put items into a bag to prevent exposure of the fumes

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1. Exposed to the chemicals through steam and skin contact with the washed laundry
2. Depress the central nervous system, Organ Damage, Cancer
3. Send staff for training on how to handle the chemicals properly

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1) Will cause pain in the back muscles.
2) Will cause an injury to the muscle, nerves and joints
3) Implement longer breaks for the workers

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A1) Residual chemicals used in dry-cleaning process exposed and make contact with body.
2) Chemical exposure leads to skin irritation, inflammation or allergy. Chemical contact with eye causes irritation and temporary blindness.
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1. Contact with chemicals left on clothes after dry cleaning
2. cause allergies, such as contact dermatitis.
3. change chemical being used so that residue of chemical leftover does not affect people, especially with sensitive skin.

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-Exposure to remaining chemicals in the laundry.
-Can cause skin irritation, liver damage.
-Put laundry on a double cycle to get rid of remaining chemical traces
-Use a suitable detergent that can remove .

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1. Chemical agents that can cause various health problems

2.  The chemicals coming into contact with skin which leads to skin irritation, blisters and burns.

3. Protect hands with chemical resistant gloves to prevent.
Try to avoid using harsh chemicals and switch to more organic products to prevent skin irritation.

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1. Many washed laundry must be pulled out, with long working hours (many times).

(Workplace hazard)
2. Muscle aches (from using muscles for long periods of time to pull out laundry and dryer them) , tired and stressed.
3. Allocating shifts and breaks for laundry attendants so they do not overwork themselves. (administrative controls)

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1. Inhalation of trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene.
2. Cause cancer, damage to the liver, irritate and burn the skin.
3. Eliminate the use of the chemicals.

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1. Bending and using frequent forceful movements to pull the washed laundry
2. Joint pain, wrist pain and straining of back
3.  Give workers adequate breaks
Implement a job rotation system for workers to move between different tasks at fixed or irregular periods of time.

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1. Residual chemicals may be on the clothing
2. Skin irritation, kidney damage
3. Ensure that staff are trained to properly handle the chemicals

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1. Exposure to chemicals from contaminated clothing received by the guest.
2.  Skin reaction such as irritations
3. Use organic product that is skin friendly.

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1. Exposed to the chemicals that were used for dry cleaning
2. Alllergy reactions
3. Change the product that is being used for the dry cleaning.

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1.Back hurt when pulling out laundry from drum machine
2.Muscles tear
3.Place machine at shoulder level

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1a) Direct contact with the chemicals
1b) Bending over often
2a) rashes on skin, potential liver damage due to prolonged exposure
2b) back and joint pain
3a) gloves or other PPE should be provided to reduce direct contact with these chemicals
3b) maybe a stool or a way for workers to pull out the laundry without over-exerting themselves to reduce stress on their joints

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1. exposed to chemicals after cleaning process.
2. skin irritation, inflammation or allergy.
3. Don't use too hazardous chemicals. Instead, use organic products to clean the items.

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1.  Constant bending and pulling of laundry from the machine.
2. Joint and back pain
3. Put the large drum machine at an appropriate level, e.g the opening of the machine at the upper waist level. To ease of taking out of laundry

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1.Contaminated clothing  2.guests may get skin diseases when they wear the clothes as chemical residue is left on the clothes
3. do not hand out contaminated clothing (elimination)

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1. Pulling out the laundry from the large drum machine
2. Possible back and joint strain
3. Sufficient breaks in between the times where strength has to be exerted.

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1. Getting exposed to residue left by the chemicals after the dry-cleaning process
2. Skin irritation and dizziness.
3. Place dry-cleaned items into a bag so that
guests are not in-contact with the dry-cleaned items.

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1. Inhalation of tetrachloroethylene and trichloropropane
2. Can lead to cancer, cause irritation of the upper respiratory tract and eyes, kidney dysfunction
3. Wear personal protective equipment such as 3M respirator

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1. Chemicals can come in contact with body when worn by guests. (Chemical hazards)
2. Rashes, itching, swelling or irritation.
3. Provide a Standard Operating Procedure to instruct laundry attendants the required amount of chemicals to add per dry-cleaning wash.  (Administrative controls)

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1. Skin or mouth coming into contact the chemical in high concentrations. Inhaling its fumes.

2. Acute liver and kidney disease.

Acute skin and or respiratory irritation

3. Ensure that the clothes are thoroughly washed clean so that no residue of the chemical is present. This may be be achieved by using special detergents after thee chemicals are have had their effects.

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1Getting exposed to the chemical and causes an allergic reaction
2.Rashes
3.use an environmentally friendly agent

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(B) What is the 1. Hazard Description & 2. Potential Ill Health & 3. Control Measures for work activity - Pull washed laundry manually from the large drum machine

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(B) What is the 1. Hazard Description & 2. Potential Ill Health & 3. Control Measures for work activity - Pull washed laundry manually from the large drum machine

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(A) What is the 1. Hazard Description & 2. Potential Ill Health & 3. Control Measures for work activity -              Guests receiving the dry-cleaned items  

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(A) What is the 1. Hazard Description & 2. Potential Ill Health & 3. Control Measures for work activity -              Guests receiving the dry-cleaned items  