She termed them " a mental as well as a physical hazard " and always wore a knee-length pleated skirt during competition.
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The class learned about safe food handling, storing and preparation of foods, temperature danger zones and potential biological, chemical and physical hazards of food.
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However, glass requires cleaning on both sides of the exhibit and might expose staff to diseases or physical hazards unless additional safety measures are taken.
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Three physical hazards of ice jams are 1 . ) The ice floe can form an ice dam and flood the areas upstream of the jam.
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A product is safe if patients, users and third parties do not run unacceptable risks of physical hazards ( death, injuries, & ) in its intended use.
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For example, yellow-black tape is used to signal the presence of a physical hazard ( e . g ., a hole ), while magenta-yellow denotes a radiation hazard.
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The most immediate threat is from the countless physical hazards at the site : hot steel, gas cylinders, unstable debris, cranes swinging back and forth across the skyline.
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Such fires can cause surface subsidence presenting an unpredictable physical hazard and as well as environmental changes or damage to the local environment and the ecosystem it supports.
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Furthermore, National Cancer Institute literature indicates that chemical and physical hazards and lifestyle factors, such as smoking, alcohol consumption, and diet, significantly contribute to many of these same diseases.
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Indeed, as Tsander himself emphasises, in the UK under the 1996 Model Conditions, the routine, when entailing weight placed upon the volunteer, is altogether forbidden for reason of physical hazard.
