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Precautions and Safety Measures For Surveying Lab: Hazards Caused During The Lab

The document outlines hazards, precautions, and safety measures for a surveying lab. Common injuries from cuts, strains, and heavy instruments are hazards. Precautions include reporting safety hazards, taking effective observations while wearing shoes and an apron to avoid parallax errors and obstacles. Emergency measures include keeping yourself and others safe, knowing procedures and hazards, and wearing appropriate safety instruments.

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Precautions and Safety Measures For Surveying Lab: Hazards Caused During The Lab

The document outlines hazards, precautions, and safety measures for a surveying lab. Common injuries from cuts, strains, and heavy instruments are hazards. Precautions include reporting safety hazards, taking effective observations while wearing shoes and an apron to avoid parallax errors and obstacles. Emergency measures include keeping yourself and others safe, knowing procedures and hazards, and wearing appropriate safety instruments.

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PRECAUTIONS AND SAFETY MEASURES FOR SURVEYING LAB

HAZARDS CAUSED DURING THE LAB:


1. Cuts, scrapes, infections, sprains and strains would all be common.
2. During cutting vegetation to clear sight lines, injuries will be caused by cutting tools.
3. Climatic changes will affect the health of the surveyor.
4. Heavy instruments will cause great injuries.

PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN:
1. Report any perceived safety hazards.
2. Take observations effectively.
3. Wear shoes and apron.
4. Readings should be taken without any parallax error.
5. Obstacles should be avoided.

MEASURES TO BE TAKEN IN CASE OF EMERGENCY:


1. Keep yourself and others safe- Be aware of your own and others safety.
2. Know emergency procedures surrounding you.
3. Know the hazards of any materials or machines with which you are working.
4. Wear appropriate safety instruments.
5.

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