Why should you wear gloves when handling rough or sharp materials?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. To prevent cuts and aid your grip
- Step 1: Gloves reduce the risk of cuts, splinters and burns, and can improve hold. Step 2. They do not replace safe lifting methods. Answer: To prevent cuts and aid your grip. Why not the others: They do not increase lifting strength or remove the need for training.
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