Today I read some letures about safety engineering. I think I need to collect some
hazard list as a basis for hazard identification. So I google the word "hazard list", indeed, there are few useful info I get, but I still find some interesting things.
Different people list different hazards.
The following two are examples:
I. MARATHON COUNTY HAZARDS(coming from Marathon County Emergency Management Office)
Natural Hazards
1. Agricultural/hydrologic drought
2. Dam failures
3. Fires (forest and structural)
4. Flooding
5. Thunderstorms (including hail and lightning)
6. Tornadoes
7. Winter Storms
Man-made Hazards
1. Transportation accidents (aircraft, rail, trucking)
2. Hazardous materials accidents/incidents
3. Explosions
4. Civil disturbances
5. Bombs and bomb threats
II. HAZARD LIST(coming from The War Amps)
Abandoned Buildings
Abandoned Cars or Trucks
Abandoned Freezers, Refrigerators, Dryers
Abandoned Wells or Cesspools
Animals
Apartment Parking Lots as Playgrounds
Auto Junk Yards
Automatically Powered Doors and Windows
Backyard Pools
Balconies
Barbed-Wire Fences
Barbecues (gas and charcoal)
Blind Crests and Curves when Crossing Roads
Bridges
Broken Glass
Broken Toys (sharp edges)
Brooks and Streams
Cars Coming out of Driveways
Circular Saws
Climbing Roofs
Climbing Trees, Fences
Climbing TV. Antennas
Construction Sites
Crossing between Parked Cars
Crossing Streets
Culverts
Cyclists on Roads and Sidewalks
Dark Alleys
Darting onto Roadway from between High Snowbanks
Diving into Shallow Water
Dumpsters
Electric Fences
Elevators
Escalators
Explosives
Factories
Fallen Wires
Farm Equipment
Fertilizer
Flammable Items
Flammable Liquids
Frozen Rivers, Streams, etc.
Garages
Garbage Compactors
Garbage Dumps
Garden Sprays
Gardening Tools
Gasoline
Grain Augers
Graveyards (open graves/tombstones)
Grinders
Highways
Household Equipment and Appliances
Hydro Poles
Incinerators
Industrial Areas
Intersections
Jaywalking
Jumping on Ice Floes
Kerosene
Kites in Overhead Wires
Ladders to Granaries
Large Garbage Bins
Lighters
Matches
Melting Streams, Lakes...
Motorcycles
Motor Oils
Motors
Moving Vehicles
Narrow Roadside paths
Off-Limits Areas
Open Sewers
Paint Thinner
Pesticides
Playing around Docks
Playing in Parking Lots
Plows
Poisonous Material and Plants
Power Lawn mowers
Power Lines
Power Take-Offs on Tractors ("PTO's")
Power Tools
Propellers
Public Swimming Pools
Railways
Railway Bridges
Railway Crossings
Railway Tracks
Riding aboard Tractors and other Farm Equipment
Roads
Roadside Snowbanks
Roadways without Sidewalks
Skull Warnings on Bottles
Sledding and Tobogganing Hills
Snowblowers
Stairs
Stairwells
Steep Drops
Sticking Arms out of Car Windows
Stop Signs
Subways
Things Marked "DANGER"
Traffic Signals
Trains
Transformers
Utility Boxes
Walking or Riding through Parking Lots
Wringer Washing Machines
Yield Signs
See these two example, totally different. Why?
According to different aim, there are different hazard list.
This is why there is no
general hazard list. But I still think the classification is important.
I accept the classification of hazard in York university, System hazard and Environmental hazard. It is useful for analysis of safety-critical system.
For different application, you must identify its hazard specific to the application.
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