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1. APPENDICES
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Asbestos Contact with cold liquid / vapour Disease causalive agent
Assault by person Contact with cold surface lnfection
Attacked by animal Contact with hot liquid / vapour Lack of food / mter
Breathing compressed gas Contact with hot surface Lack of orygen
Cold environment Electric shock Physi€lfatigue
Crush by load Explosive blast Repetitive action
Droming Explosive release of stored pressure Static body posture
Entanglement in moving machinery Fire Stress
Hot environment Hazardous subslance
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Manual handling Lightning strike Litter
Object falling, moving or ftying Noise Nuisance noise / vibration
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