Question

common types of caught-in and caught-between hazards can include being buried by something or getting pinned between two objects. which of the following is another common type of caught-in and caught-between hazard?
select the best option.
○ dropping a hand tool from height
○ working with machinery with unguarded moving parts
○ working underneath a suspended load
○ not having the correct ppe for a task

Explanation:

Caught - in and caught - between hazards involve being trapped or caught in equipment, materials, etc. Working with machinery with unguarded moving parts can lead to getting caught in the machinery (e.g., clothing, body parts caught in moving parts). Dropping a hand tool from height is a falling object hazard, working under a suspended load is a struck - by or collapse hazard, and not having correct PPE is a general safety violation not specifically a caught - in/caught - between hazard.

Answer:

Working with machinery with unguarded moving parts