PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY Which of the following statements is FALSE?A.Employees who use portable vibrating equipment such as grinder, drills and grass cutter may experience hand-arm vibration syndrome which is paleness of fingersB.Workers involved with welding works are exposed to non-ionized radiation that can damage the eyesC.Prolong exposure to excessive noise may affect to loss of hearingD.In noisy working environment, employers must limit the working exposure to only two hours Which of the combination is the correct psychosocial risks that contributed to stress at work?I.Lack of consultation and influence in performing work tasksNo in-house cafeteria for food and drinkII.III.Poor cooperation among workers and unpleasant working culturePoor communication and low job securityIV.A.II, III & IVB.I, III & IVC.I, II & IIID.I, II, III & IV

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Which of the following statements is FALSE? A. O Employees who use portable vibrating equipment such as grinder, drills and grass cutter may experience hand-arm vibration syndrome which is paleness of fingers B. Workers involved with welding works are exposed to non-ionized radiation that can damage the eyes C. O Prolong exposure to excessive noise may affect to loss of hearing D. O In noisy working environment, employers must limit the working exposure to only two hours

Which of the following statements is FALSE? A. O Employees who use portable vibrating equipment such as grinder, drills and grass cutter may experience hand-arm vibration syndrome which is paleness of fingers B. Workers involved with welding works are exposed to non-ionized radiation that can damage the eyes C. O Prolong exposure to excessive noise may affect to loss of hearing D. O In noisy working environment, employers must limit the working exposure to only two hours

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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