Technician A says that exposure to solvents may have long-term effects. Technician B says that
accidents are almost always avoidable. Who is correct?

I believe the answer would be technician A. This would be due to the fact that not all accidents are avoidable even if it isn't your fault. most of accidents are out of your control even if you take care of your items, it probably will still happen. But don't quote me on it, i'm not completely sure, but i'm about 90% there.

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Tech A says that both caution and danger signs indicate a potentially hazardous situation.

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Technician A says that exposure to solvents may have long-term effects. Technician B says that accidents are almost always avoidable. Who is correct?

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Technician A says that exposure to solvents may have long-term effects. Technician B says that
accidents are almost always avoidable. Who is correct?