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    Mechanical risk refers to the risk of injury from the mechanical action of machines, tools, workplaces or materials. It is classified by mechanisms in motion and can arise from equipment overpressure, sharp elements, falling objects, machines and equipment. Common sources include conveyor belts, endless screws, electric tools, turnstiles, bars and pulleys. Potential causes are flattening, snapping, entrapment, drag and impact, leading to injuries such as amputations, open wounds, superficial wounds and burns.

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    Mechanical risk refers to the risk of injury from the mechanical action of machines, tools, workplaces or materials. It is classified by mechanisms in motion and can arise from equipment overpressure, sharp elements, falling objects, machines and equipment. Common sources include conveyor belts, endless screws, electric tools, turnstiles, bars and pulleys. Potential causes are flattening, snapping, entrapment, drag and impact, leading to injuries such as amputations, open wounds, superficial wounds and burns.

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    Diapositivas Ingles

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    Mechanical risk refers to the risk of injury from the mechanical action of machines, tools, workplaces or materials. It is classified by mechanisms in motion and can arise from equipment overpressure, sharp elements, falling objects, machines and equipment. Common sources include conveyor belts, endless screws, electric tools, turnstiles, bars and pulleys. Potential causes are flattening, snapping, entrapment, drag and impact, leading to injuries such as amputations, open wounds, superficial wounds and burns.

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    mechanical risk

    members
    LEIDY FIGUER
    EDO
    ADA MORENO
    2556016
    GSST
    MECHANICAL
    RISK
    what is?
    l fa ct or s t h at c a n g iv e
    set of physica
    d u e t o th e m e c h an c a l
    rise to an injury
    m ac h ine e le m en t s, t o o ls,
    action of
    es o r p ro je c te d , s olid o r
    work plac
    fluid materials.
    this risk is
    classified
    mechanisms in mo
    tion.
    equipment overp
    ressure
    sharp elements.
    falling objects.
    machines and equ
    ipment
    generating sources
    conveyor belts
    endless screws
    elect ric too ls (grinders,
    drills, demolition
    machines)
    turnstile
    bar
    pulleys
    causes and consequences

    flattening
    snapping
    entrapment
    drag
    impact
    type of injuries
    Amputations
    open wounds
    superficial wound
    s
    burns

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