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1
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The temperature at which fuel give off enough gases to burn.
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2
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Damage that can be done to eyes after breif exposure to an arc weld.
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3
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Capable of easily igniting.
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4
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A man-made cut, cavity, or trench.
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5
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Hazard Communication Standard
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6
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Face of the receptacle is flush with the finished wall.
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7
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It is caused by improperly mixed fuel.
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8
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Line attached to a tool or object so a worker can pull it up after climbing a ladder scaffold.
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11
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The joining of metal parts by fusion.
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12
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A rate computation to dtermine surcharge or credit to workers compensation premium.
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13
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A device that interrupts and deenergizes an electrical circuit.
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18
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Waste material resulting fromcutting using a thermal process.
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19
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A sudden bright light associated with starting up a welding torch.
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20
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The flow of electrical current through a gas from one pole to another pole.
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22
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The connection between electrical equipment or an electrical circuit and the earth.
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23
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Enclosed, fenced, covered, or other wise protected.
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25
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An assembly of machines used together to do a particular job.
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