Which action is NOT part of a safe handling plan for a heavy kerb stone?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Carrying it unaided to save time
- Step 1: Heavy kerbs should be moved with lifting equipment. Step 2. Carrying alone is dangerous and breaks the avoid-assess-reduce approach. Answer: Carrying it unaided to save time. Why not the others: The other three are good practice.
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