Ronald Anami
Jun 23
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State five course of accident in a workshop?
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Jun 23
1. Slips, trips, and falls due to wet or slippery floors, cluttered work areas, or uneven surfaces.
2. Contact with moving machinery or equipment, such as getting caught in a machine or being struck by a moving part.
3. Burns or scalds from hot surfaces, chemicals, or welding equipment.
4. Strains or sprains from lifting heavy objects incorrectly or working in awkward positions.
5. Electrical shocks or electrocution from faulty wiring, damaged equipment, or improper use of electrical tools.
2. Contact with moving machinery or equipment, such as getting caught in a machine or being struck by a moving part.
3. Burns or scalds from hot surfaces, chemicals, or welding equipment.
4. Strains or sprains from lifting heavy objects incorrectly or working in awkward positions.
5. Electrical shocks or electrocution from faulty wiring, damaged equipment, or improper use of electrical tools.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 23
1. Unsafe condition: This could include things like slippery floors, unguarded machinery, or poor lighting.
2. Unsafe act: This could include things like working without proper training, operating machinery without authorization, or taking shortcuts.
3. Accident: This is the unplanned, unwanted event that occurs when an unsafe condition and an unsafe act come together.
4. Injury or damage: This is the result of the accident, which could range from minor cuts and bruises to serious injuries or even death.
5. Loss: This is the financial or other impact of the accident, which could include lost production, damaged equipment, or legal liability.
2. Unsafe act: This could include things like working without proper training, operating machinery without authorization, or taking shortcuts.
3. Accident: This is the unplanned, unwanted event that occurs when an unsafe condition and an unsafe act come together.
4. Injury or damage: This is the result of the accident, which could range from minor cuts and bruises to serious injuries or even death.
5. Loss: This is the financial or other impact of the accident, which could include lost production, damaged equipment, or legal liability.
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