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Section 7: equipment for moving and handling people 7.2 Types of equipment Table 7.1 shows the main types of equipment used for moving people, and examples of common uses. Some types of equipment are known by several names, as shown. Detailed descriptions of each type of equipment are provided later in this section.
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