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- Figure 1 shows a common practice of transportation in an oil palm estate by a worker from Company Agro Farming Sdn. Bhd. Based on Figure 1:a) Explain TWO (2) potential hazards. b) Explain TWO (2) potential harms / consequences of hazards in (a). c) You as a Safety and Health Officer (SHO) at Company Agro Farming Sdn. Bhd. wants to ensure the safety compliance by the company and workers. Suggest TWO (2) control measures from different hierarchy of control. Justify your answer based on FMA 1967 or OSHA 1994Why is rising costs of healthcare a healthcare adiminitration issue?Assume that you are running a desalinization plant and would like to ensure that your project is needed for a sustainable water supply. Answer all the questions in the table in the next page Identify two key negative environmental impacts that may be associated with this project. (SOLO 2- Uni-structural) Predict and evaluate the significance of the impacts on the Construction, Operation, and Decommissioning phase of the project by rating in the scale of -3 to 0 as mentioned in Part 2 of the video. (SOLO 2- Uni-structural) Synthesize your evaluation of significance. Refer to Parts 1 and 2 of the videos. (SOLO 5-Extended abstract; Word limit: 600 words: 300 words for each negative impact) Suggest possible mitigation measures that you could make or steps you could take for the two negative impacts. (SOLO 2- Uni-structural)
