Across
- 1. Any action, material or condition that may increase the likelihood of a fire occurring (type of risk).
- 5. Adaptation of work to the physical capabilities of the employee.
- 8. Exposure to mechanical movements that can cause damage to workers' health (type of risk).
- 10. Physical barrier, designed as part of the machine to provide protection.
Down
- 2. Overexposure to high-intensity electromagnetic waves that can penetrate organic matter and cause damage at the cellular level (type of risk).
- 3. Any eventuality that occurs in the workplace due to the amount of luminosity (excess, lack) or its defects (flickering, glare, inadequate contrasts) (type of risk).
- 4. Set of factors that influence the performance of tasks assigned to the worker (_ _ _ _ conditions).
- 6. Exposure to noise levels that may be harmful to people's health and well-being (type of risk).
- 7. Risks associated with the storage of goods or data security (may affect people working in a warehouse and the materials being stored).
- 9. Hazard which is identified as being present at, or associated with, the machine.