Match the examples with "PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, ERGONOMIC, CHEMICAL" hazard categories. Poisonous gases, fumes or liquids, corrosives, dusts, aerosols BIOLOGICAL + Electrical work, working at height CHEMICAL Poor lighting, poor working posture, unsuitable clothes or equipment PHYSICAL Viruses, bacteria, human or animal waste, insects ERGONOMIC +

Match the examples with "PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, ERGONOMIC, CHEMICAL" hazard categories. Poisonous gases, fumes or liquids, corrosives, dusts, aerosols BIOLOGICAL + Electrical work, working at height CHEMICAL Poor lighting, poor working posture, unsuitable clothes or equipment PHYSICAL Viruses, bacteria, human or animal waste, insects ERGONOMIC +

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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Match the examples with "PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, ERGONOMIC, CHEMICAL" hazard categories.
Poisonous gases, fumes or liquids, corrosives, dusts, aerosols
BIOLOGICAL +
Electrical work, working at height
CHEMICAL
Poor lighting, poor working posture, unsuitable clothes or equipment
PHYSICAL
Viruses, bacteria, human or animal waste, insects
ERGONOMIC +

Generally employers are not liable for the negligence of independent contractors carrying out their work.
However they may be implicated if contractors are not competent.
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