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N2 Fitting and Machining
D Meyer, A Murdoch
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This book covers the curriculum in its entirety, and is aligned to the subject guidelines from the DHET. Clear explanations, examples, and detailed illustrations make this an engaging textbook with comprehensive activities throughout the book to help students test their understanding.
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Topic
EducationSubtopic
Vocational Education
Module
1
•
Occupational
Health
and
Safety
(Act
No.
85
of
1993)
12
e
possible
cause
of
an
accident
caused
by
a
worker
who
did
not
consider
his
fellow
workers
when
he
acted
e
other
major
contributing
factor
in
many
accidents
is
unsafe
working
conditions.
A
few
examples
of
unsafe
conditions
are:
•
insufficient
lighting
in
the
working
area
to
the
degree
that
the
worker
cannot
clearly
see
what
he
or
she
is
doing
•
insufficient
ventilation
especially
where
welding,
grinding,
testing
of
petrol
or
diesel
engines
or
where
work
with
chemicals
is
carried
out
•
working
in
an
area
where
construction
is
carried
out
•
working
in
an
area
where
the
floor
is
particularly
unsafe
because
it
is
unstable,
cracked,
full
of
holes,
weakened
by
rotten
floor
boarding
or
wet
with
especially
oily
liquids
•
badly
planned
workshop
layout
•
workshop
that
is
crowded
and
in
a
mess
with
piles
of
material
and
or
equipment
in
thoroughfares
and
working
areas
•
blocked
or
unclearly
marked
emergency
exits
•
a
lack
of
suitable
machine
guards
and
guard
rails.