What are the hazards associated with the turning operations and how can they be minimised Such as moving parts of machinery or airborne and hot metal particles or sharp cutting tools and sharp edges?

Hazards associated with turning operations include risks of entanglement with moving machinery parts, exposure to airborne and hot metal particles, and potential injuries from sharp cutting tools and edges. To minimize these hazards, proper machine guarding should be in place to prevent contact with moving parts, ventilation systems should be used to control airborne particles, and personal protective equipment such as gloves and goggles should be worn to protect against sharp tools and edges. Additionally, regular maintenance and training on safe operating procedures are essential to ensure a safe working environment during turning operations.