The potential for a hazard to cause damage

The likelihood that a hazard will cause harm

The assessment of safety measures

The evaluation of financial investments

The maximum allowable deviation from a specified dimension.

The minimum size an object can be.

The average size of an object.

The weight of an object.

A method of creating two-dimensional images using inkjet technology.

A computer-controlled program that uses a CAD model to produce a 3D physical part by depositing material layer by layer

A technique for scanning objects to create digital replicas.

A process of molding materials into specific shapes using heat and pressure.

A measure of force per unit of area

A type of fluid flow

The amount of energy in a system

The speed of an object in motion

A metallic material that contains a combination of more than two elements

A pure metal with no other elements

A non-metallic substance used in construction

A type of plastic used in manufacturing

A view in which the plan view is shown below the side view

A view in which the plan view is shown above the side view

A view that represents the object in three dimensions

A view that only shows the front elevation of the object

A standard unit of measurement defined by the International System of Units

A unit of measurement used only in scientific research

A unit of measurement that varies by country

A unit of measurement that is not standardized

The amount of energy in a body

The amount of matter present in a body

The weight of an object in a vacuum

The volume occupied by an object

The guidelines for maintaining a clean workplace

The laws and regulations applying to employers and employees, to ensure that all workers and visitors are protected from possible injury

The procedures for conducting employee evaluations

The methods for improving workplace productivity

A measure of mass per unit of volume

A measure of temperature per unit of time

A measure of speed per unit of distance

A measure of energy per unit of mass

Preliminary work carried out to ensure that a surface is ready to go into the production process

A method of cleaning surfaces using chemicals

A process of applying paint to a surface

A technique for measuring surface roughness

A piece of equipment that is held in the hand during use, such as a hammer or screwdriver

A machine that requires electricity to operate

A tool used for cutting large materials

A device that is used for measuring distances

Current that flows in one direction only

Current that switches direction backwards and forwards many times a second

Current that is constant and does not change

Current that is generated by batteries

A graphical method for visualizing data

A numerical method that uses numbers and equations to model outcomes

A technique for qualitative analysis of systems

A process for creating physical prototypes

The rate at which work is done

The total energy consumed over time

The amount of energy being transferred in a period of time

The force applied to an object

Metal that comprises one element, contains no iron and offers good resistance to corrosion

Metal that contains iron and is prone to rust

Metal that is an alloy of multiple elements

Metal that is primarily used in construction and has high tensile strength

The standard to which technical drawings are produced in the UK

A type of British currency

A regulation for electrical installations

A guideline for food safety in the UK

Woods that come from coniferous trees (trees that keep their leaves all year)

Woods that come from deciduous trees (trees that lose their leaves every year)

Woods that are soft and lightweight

Woods that are primarily used for construction

A type of energy that can be stored

A pushing or pulling action that creates movement

A measure of mass in an object

A unit of measurement for distance