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tatyanajohnson

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What can you do when taking close-up photographs to put them in the proper perspective?
 
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Explain why experience and related expertise are so important when conducting a preliminary hazard analysis.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Place a ruler or coin next to the object.

Answer to Question 2

Preliminary hazard analysis amounts to forming an ad hoc team of experienced personnel who are familiar with the equipment, material, substance, and/or process being analyzed. Experience and related expertise are important factors in conducting a preliminary review. For example, if a new piece of equipment is installed, the safety and health professional or supervisor may form a team that includes a variety of experienced personnel.



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