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(1) This lecture worksheet covers topics related to personal protective equipment (PPE), environmental hazards, risk control, carcinogens, and router safety. (2) It includes sections for students to fill in their name, course details, and responses to questions about various workplace safety topics. (3) The worksheet is for a lecture on Unit 3 given by Mr. Joseph Lyster on January 10, 2010.
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