What are the hazards or safety precautions applicable to CIED equipment?

The correct answer encompasses the importance of all stated safety precautions when working with or around Counter-Improvised Explosive Device (CIED) equipment. Each precaution listed is crucial for ensuring the safety of the user and those nearby.

Keeping equipment away from the body and ice is vital because proximity can lead to injuries in the event of accidental activation or a malfunction, while ice indicates hazardous conditions that could lead to slipping or loss of control.

Avoiding burn and broken glass hazards addresses the dangers that can arise from both the heat generated during the use of certain CIED tools and the potential for shattering glass from devices that may get heated or mishandled, leading to cuts and burns.

Refraining from using equipment near flammable fluids is critical as CIED operations can produce sparks or heat, which could ignite flammable substances, leading to explosive results.

By acknowledging all these hazards, the importance of maintaining a safe working environment becomes clear, and the collective understanding of these precautions enhances readiness in CIED operations.