Answer:
PHYSICAL.. it includes floors,stairs,work platforms. as said above.
Explanation:
At times, your tasks may involve bending and stretching as well as twisting sideways, or working with materials and equipment above shoulder height. All of these increase the risk of manual handling injury. Many engine parts are too heavy to lift safely, and storage of items such as vehicle tires on racking, while it may be easy at ground level where they can be rolled in, presents a manual handling risk if you attempt to lift them. Machinery and Equipment Poor design, poor maintenance, inexperience and lack of training increase the risk of injury from tools and equipment and its operators. Hoists are used to elevate vehicles so repairs can be made safely by people working beneath the vehicle. The safe operation of hoists is essential, and depends upon competent operators and strict maintenance and inspection routines. Every hoist must be subjected to a pre-operation check, and routine inspection and maintenance must be carried out at least every three months. Air compressors are dangerous and should never be used to blow dust or dirt from clothing or work materials. Compressed air accidentally blown into an open wound can be fatal because air can be forced into bloodstream. A sbestos has been used in some vehicle components such as brake lining, there is the possibility that asbestos fibre may be found in automotive workshops: compressed air should never be used to blow what may appear to be dust from these items. Engines have exposed moving parts (fans and belts) which could catch fingers, and exhaust emissions can be fatal if they build up in an enclosed area.
