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To identify and assess hazards, it is essential that employers _____.

To identify and assess hazards, it is essential that employers _____.

a. ensure that crew leaders are present at the job site
b. conduct inspection of contractor offices
c. design safety logs
d. conduct accident investigations

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Which of the following measures is a perfect vacuum if absolute measurement is used?

A) 29.92 in Hg absolute B) 20 in Hg absolute
C) 0 in Hg absolute D) 9.92 in Hg absolute

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