With compressed air as the power source, tools have been designed that are relatively lightweight, compact, portable, easy to operate, and free from electrical shock and spark hazards.
"Anything that can set off a spark is a hazard," said Sid King, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service's office in Peachtree City, Ga.
A make shift memorial at the accident scene, where two women died after being electrocuted and six others were injured Wednesday night after an SUV smashed into a fire hydrant and downed a light pole in Valley Village, sparking an electrical hazard.
Zamora and another woman rushed to help the driver, who lost control of his vehicle about 8 25 p.m. Wednesday and smashed into a light pole and fire hydrant at Magnolia Boulevard and Ben Avenue, sparking an electrical hazard.
The argument I made yesterday, and in the magazine last year, was that the importance of moral hazard in sparking the financial crisis by encouraging reckless behavior on the part of bank executives has been overrated.
Fire had always been a hazard; the sparks from logging steam engines started many wildfires, and more wood may have been lost to fires than to logging in some areas.
As the two Czechs guided themselves along the non-lethal maintenance wire, there was some hazard from flying sparks in the wet weather, Austrian police said.
These kinds of experiments may cause sparks, which are a fire hazard.
This area is also where the grain should be stored, as any grain that's near burners or sparks is a potential fire hazard as well as an explosion hazard.
The patch repair method is especially favourable in oil and gas installations, where the sparks from welding create a fire hazard.
