Question

common types of caught - in and caught - between hazards can include being buried by something or getting pinned between two objects. which of the following is another common type of caught - in and caught - between hazard? select the best option. dropping a hand tool from height working with machinery with unguarded moving parts working underneath a suspended load not having the correct ppe for a task

Explanation:

Caught - in and caught - between hazards involve being trapped or compressed. Working underneath a suspended load can lead to being crushed if the load falls, which is a common type of such hazard. Dropping a hand tool is a falling object hazard, working with machinery with unguarded moving parts is an entanglement hazard, and not having correct PPE is a general safety equipment issue.

Answer:

C. Working underneath a suspended load