Common HazardsPregunta 22 de 100
A worker's arm is pulled into an unguarded rotating drive shaft. This is an example of which hazard?
a.Struck-by
b.Fall
c.Caught-in/between
d.Chemical exposure
Explicación
Having a body part drawn into or crushed by machinery is a caught-in/between hazard. Machine guarding and lockout/tagout are key controls for these hazards. Rotating equipment must be guarded to prevent contact with moving parts.
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