A device that has an alphanumeric or graphic display screen, such as a computer monitor.

Electrical safety

A plan detailing the exact actions to be taken in the event of an emergency with the aim of evacuating all persons from dangerous environments or conditions.

Working methods that have the potential to damage the musculoskeletal system, including forceful movements, vibration, extreme temperatures, improper lifting techniques and inappropriate workstations.

Excavations

Preventative techniques applied to the manufacturing process of equipment for use in high-risk, explosive work environments.

Class A fires with flammable solids such as wood, plastic and paper.Class B fires involving flammable liquids and electrical fires.Class C fires involving gases.Class D fires involving metals such as magnesium, potassium and titanium.Class F fires with cooking oils and fats.

The ease in which a substance will catch fire.

A gas with a low flammability limit that can be readily ignited when mixed with air.

A liquid which can readily catch fire.