Most citizens remain unaware of hazards unless pushed to investigate by some incident or pattern of problems.
Employees at businesses with large customer bases would ideally be trained in evacuation procedures; however, employees who reside in areas outside of lahar-hazard zones may be unaware of attendant hazards and will require access to educational materials (Wood and Soulard 2009a, b).
Because of their natural curiosity and the fact that they often move around unsupervised, children are unaware of the hazards and are most at risk from unexploded ordnance (UXO).
The investigators said the recycling operations often involved young children, many of whom were unaware of the hazards.
Unaware of such hazards, players turn to smokeless tobacco as an alternative to cigarettes, then find themselve unable to quit.
Those who suffer the most are often individuals who are frequently unaware of the hazards and their rights.
Although difficult to quantify, there were some very revealing examples of individual patients clearly not following the control viewing pattern and unambiguous cases where the patient was unaware of emerging hazards.
Spills in private residences are likely to be underreported because residents are unaware of the health hazard or the reporting requirements for certain mercury spills.
The carcinogenic effects of ionizing radiation first became apparent from the results of inappropriate exposure of early uranium ore miners and of physicians who first used X-ray machines for diagnostic purposes and were unaware of the health hazards.
Fenn and his colleagues at Monsanto were largely unaware of the health hazards posed by PCBs, indeed because of their inertness, they "practically bathed in the stuff".
This paradigm considered disasters to be the result of natural hazards in which the population affected failed to adjust due to being unprepared or was unaware of the risk it was exposed to (Kates 1971).
