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Causes of Accidents Position & Actions Of People 44% Improper Use Of Tools 40% Incorrect Procedure 11% Lack of Orderliness 1% Causes Other Than By People 4%

Parts Of The Body Injured Head, Face Eyes 12% Legs, Feet Toes 22% Arms, Hands Fingers 31% Torso 27%

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Classes Of Fires Class A – Paper, Wood, Cloth, Etc. Can Use Water To Extinguish. Class B – Flammable Liquids Carbon Dioxide Or Dry Chemical. Class C – Electrical Equipment Carbon Dioxide Or Dry Chemical. Class D- Metals (magnesium) The fire extinguishers in the shop are ABC fire extinguishers

Electrical Shock 1 Milliamp 10 Milliamp 100-300 Milliamp Tingling Sensation Muscular Contraction Fatal A 1400 Watt Hair Dryer Would Draw 1.16 Amps.