Question

when would working with machinery be a common type of caught - in and caught - between hazard? select the best option. when working beneath a suspended load when working with unguarded moving parts when working at night when working in an area with stagnant water

Explanation:

Caught - in and caught - between hazards occur when a person is pulled into or compressed between objects. Unguarded moving parts of machinery can pull a person (caught - in) or compress a person (caught - between). Working beneath a suspended load is more related to falling object hazards. Working at night may have visibility issues but not directly a caught - in/between hazard related to machinery. Working in an area with stagnant water is more about electrical or slipping hazards.

Answer:

When working with unguarded moving parts.