Em relação a trabalhos a céu aberto é correto afirmar que:

Sobre projetos de locais destinados à armazenagem de explosivos, analise:

I. Armazéns de pólvoras químicas e artifícios pirotécnicos projetados para conter até 225 toneladas devem se situar a uma distância mínima de 180 m de edifícios habitados.

II. A distância mínima entre o local de um depósito de explosivos do tipo iniciador e uma rodovia, será de 160 m para uma capacidade de até 9 toneladas de explosivos.

III. Um depósito de pólvora negra projetado para conter acima de 100 toneladas, não pode ficar a menos de 2 km de um edifício habitado.

É correto o que se afirma em

Para o projeto de um almoxarifado, onde serão armazenados diversos tipos de materiais que serão transportados manualmente ou mecanicamente, deve ser observado que,

Sobre Equipamento de Proteção Industrial é correto afirmar que

A NR que trata especificamente dos equipamentos de proteção individual é a de número

Os riscos ocupacionais são classificados como:

Em relação a trabalhos a céu aberto, é correto afirmar que:

Sobre transporte, movimentação, armazenagem e manuseio de materiais, analise as proposições abaixo.

I. É vedado o transporte manual de sacos, por meio de pranchas, sobre vãos superiores a 2,0 m (dois metros) ou mais de extensão.

II. Fica estabelecida a distância máxima de 50,00 m (cinquenta metros) para o transporte manual de um saco de massa igual ou maior que 40 kg.

III. Em qualquer situação, a massa transportada manualmente por um trabalhador, não poderá exceder 75% do peso do próprio trabalhador, durante período igual ou maior que 4 (quatro) horas de trabalho.

IV. Em locais fechados e sem ventilação, é proibida a utilização de máquinas transportadoras, movidas a motores de combustão interna, salvo se providas de dispositivos neutralizadores adequados.

Está correto o que se afirma em

Atenção: A questão refere-se ao texto apresentado abaixo.

Greenhouse gas services expands into renewable energy and Canada
Source: GLOBE-Net
Feb. 10, 2010

Greenhouse Gas Services, a GE AES venture that invests in and develops projects that reduce greenhouse gases, announced it has expanded into renewable energy and into Canada by acquiring StormFisher Ltd.

The acquisition of Toronto-based StormFisher – which builds, owns, and operates projects in North America that turn food or agricultural byproducts into natural gas and electricity – enables Greenhouse Gas Services to grow in markets outside the U.S. and particularly where governments support renewable energy, such as Ontario.

In the transaction, Denham Capital, an energy and commodities-focused private equity firm, becomes an investor in Greenhouse Gas Services by exchanging its stake in StormFisher for ownership in Greenhouse Gas Services. Greenhouse Gas Services will retain the StormFisher brand as its biogas business line. Other terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

'This deal brings together StormFisher's project development expertise and pipeline of new opportunities with the carbon credit specialization of Greenhouse Gas Services,' said Bas van Berkel, President of StormFisher. 'It represents the combination of two very entrepreneurial firms with multi-billion dollar companies that back them.'

Greenhouse Gas Services will break ground this year on its first biogas project, a 2.8-megawatt facility in London, Ontario that will convert more than 100,000 tonnes of organic materials from agri-food producers into renewable energy through a process [TO KNOW] as anaerobic digestion. Electricity produced at the London biogas plant will be sold to the Ontario Power Authority.

Biogas projects in North America use anaerobic digestion technology to convert agricultural and food industry byproducts into electricity. Greenhouse Gas Services is currently developing other biogas facilities in Ontario, Wisconsin and California, which are expected to start operation by the end of 2011.

(Adapted from http://www.environmental-expert.com/result EachPressRelease.aspx?cid=23745&codi=152283)

According to the text, Greenhouse Gas Services

Atenção: A questão refere-se ao texto apresentado abaixo.

Greenhouse gas services expands into renewable energy and Canada
Source: GLOBE-Net
Feb. 10, 2010

Greenhouse Gas Services, a GE AES venture that invests in and develops projects that reduce greenhouse gases, announced it has expanded into renewable energy and into Canada by acquiring StormFisher Ltd.

The acquisition of Toronto-based StormFisher – which builds, owns, and operates projects in North America that turn food or agricultural byproducts into natural gas and electricity – enables Greenhouse Gas Services to grow in markets outside the U.S. and particularly where governments support renewable energy, such as Ontario.

In the transaction, Denham Capital, an energy and commodities-focused private equity firm, becomes an investor in Greenhouse Gas Services by exchanging its stake in StormFisher for ownership in Greenhouse Gas Services. Greenhouse Gas Services will retain the StormFisher brand as its biogas business line. Other terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

'This deal brings together StormFisher's project development expertise and pipeline of new opportunities with the carbon credit specialization of Greenhouse Gas Services,' said Bas van Berkel, President of StormFisher. 'It represents the combination of two very entrepreneurial firms with multi-billion dollar companies that back them.'

Greenhouse Gas Services will break ground this year on its first biogas project, a 2.8-megawatt facility in London, Ontario that will convert more than 100,000 tonnes of organic materials from agri-food producers into renewable energy through a process [TO KNOW] as anaerobic digestion. Electricity produced at the London biogas plant will be sold to the Ontario Power Authority.

Biogas projects in North America use anaerobic digestion technology to convert agricultural and food industry byproducts into electricity. Greenhouse Gas Services is currently developing other biogas facilities in Ontario, Wisconsin and California, which are expected to start operation by the end of 2011.

(Adapted from http://www.environmental-expert.com/result EachPressRelease.aspx?cid=23745&codi=152283)

Which of the following pairs are NOT used as synonyms in the text?