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cmoore54

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Tell what causes accidents and how they can be eliminated on the job site.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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When would a nut driver typically be used?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Most accidents are caused by carelessness, as well as lack of awareness of proper safety procedures. Accidents can be virtually eliminated by good working habits, good tools, and being vigilant to potential hazards.

Answer to Question 2

The nut driver is useful in tightening or removing hex head sheet-metal screws or machine screws that hold equipment panels in place or fasten control box covers.



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