Identification should include hazards relating to

substances
- volatile substances
- improper storage of chemicals
tools and equipment
- improper operating procedures
- damaged tools or malfunctioning equipment, or choosing the wrong tool for the job
- facilities problems
- damaged electrical cables, or electricity hazards (e.g., water)
employee behavior
- inappropriate work attire
- failure to use personal protective equipment (PPE)
- poor laddering techniques
- improper lifting techniques.

Process/Skill Questions:

How are hazards identified?
What are examples of workplace hazards?
What consequences may result from failure to identify workplace hazards?
What can you do to be informed and prepared to handle exposure to various chemicals and substances in the workplace?
What procedures should be followed when a piece of equipment is not functioning correctly?
What are some potential resources available to you to assist in maintaining a safe work/hazard free work environment?
What resources are available for reporting hazards in the workplace?