Question

question 2 of 3 select the answer options that can be particularly hazardous to workers in confined spaces. wood carbon monoxide hydrogen sulfide welding fumes solvent vapors shade

Explanation:

Carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, welding fumes, and solvent vapors are hazardous gases or fumes that can cause asphyxiation, poisoning, or respiratory - related issues in confined spaces. Wood and shade are not typically hazardous in the context of confined - space worker safety in the same way these harmful substances are.

Answer:

B. Carbon monoxide, C. Hydrogen sulfide, D. Welding fumes, E. Solvent vapors