I mean hazard ones e.g riveting etc

Ah, I understand! You're looking for examples of hazards, which are potential sources of harm or adverse health effects. Here are a few common types of hazards:

1. Mechanical Hazards:

   • These involve moving machinery, tools, or equipment that can cause injury.
   • Example: Riveting involves high-impact forces and can create hazards like flying debris, pinch points, or excessive noise. Other examples include rotating parts, sharp edges, or crushing points on machinery.

2. Electrical Hazards:

   • These are risks associated with electricity.
   • Example: Exposed live wires, faulty insulation, improper grounding, or overloaded circuits can lead to electric shock, burns, or fires.

3. Chemical Hazards:

   • These involve exposure to hazardous chemical substances.
   • Example: Contact with corrosive acids, inhalation of toxic fumes, or skin exposure to irritants can cause burns, poisoning, or respiratory problems.

4. Physical Hazards:

   • These are environmental factors that can harm the body without direct contact with energy sources like electricity or chemicals.
   • Example: Extreme temperatures (hot or cold), excessive noise, radiation (ionizing or non-ionizing), or poor lighting can lead to various health issues.

5. Biological Hazards:

   • These involve exposure to living organisms or their byproducts that can cause disease.
   • Example: Bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, or animal waste can lead to infections, allergic reactions, or other illnesses.