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hazardous area

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hazardous area
1. Within a building, an area which houses highly combustible, highly flammable, or explosive products or materials which are likely to burn with extreme rapidity or which may produce poisonous fumes or gases, including highly toxic or noxious alkalies, acids, or other liquids or chemicals, which involve flame, fume, explosive, poisonous, or irritant hazards.
2. Any area in which there are fine particles or dust subject to explosion or spontaneous combustion.


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They are safety and non-safety toe boots that are slip resistant, offer protection in electrical hazardous areas and are suitable to wear in all working environments and all types of weather.
Ambulances were dispatched, including a Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) vehicle which crashed into a concrete pillar on Queslett Road, Great Barr.
A spokesman for the London Ambulance Service said: "We sent 16 ambulance crews, eight officers, two single responders in cars, a doctor and our hazardous area response team to the scene.
 
 
 
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