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- 2. A vehicle's supplemental restraint system (SRS) designed to quickly inflate a fabric cushion during a collision, protecting occupants from hitting hard interior surfaces.
- 3. Any substance or chemical that poses a significant risk to human health, property, or safety when handled, stored, or transported.
- 8. Tools powered by high-pressure compressed air rather than electricity, such as an air impact wrench or a pneumatic ratchet.
- 9. A clear, wrap-around plastic guard worn over the face to protect the eyes, mouth, and skin from flying debris, chemical splashes, or sparks.
- 10. Tight-fitting, protective eyewear that completely seals the area around the eyes to guard against dust, liquid splashes, and flying fragments.
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- 1. Legal requirements mandating that businesses and employers must fully disclose the names, health risks, and safe handling procedures of all hazardous chemicals present in the workplace to their employees.
- 4. Non-powered tools operated manually by a technician's muscle strength, such as wrenches, screwdrivers, and pliers.
- 5. Mechanical or hydraulic lifting devices used in a workshop to raise heavy vehicle components, such as engines, transmissions, or entire vehicles.
- 6. A colorless, odorless, and highly toxic gas produced by the incomplete combustion of fuel; it is a major hazard of running internal combustion engines indoors.
- 7. Heavy-duty adjustable metal stands (often called jack stands) used to support a vehicle's weight securely once it has been raised by a jack.