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Deaths attributed to being caught in collapsing materials during that period predominantly resulted from grain engulfments.
Occupational injuries among young workers: despite regulations, young ... by Windau, Janice; Meyer, Samuel / Monthly Labor Review
Physical hazards include the following: * Unguarded machine parts * Heat * Exposed electrical circuits * Slipping and falling * Engulfments * Entrapments * Noise * Vibration * Poor lighting * Wildlife Atmospheric hazards include the following: * Oxygen richness/deficiency * Combustibility * Flammability * Explosibility * Toxic gases * Dust, vapors, and mist During planning, all these hazards were briefed in the same manner as any other risk management procedure.
Operation tunnel: confined-space operations within the tunnels of ... by Noble, David; Allen, James / Engineer: The Professional Bulletin for Army Engineers
 
 
 
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