What type of materials should inspectors be particularly cautious of during their inspections?

Inspectors should be particularly cautious of both flammable and asphyxiating materials during their inspections because both types pose significant risks to health and safety. Flammable materials can ignite and lead to fires or explosions, while asphyxiating materials can displace oxygen in the environment, leading to potentially life-threatening situations for individuals present.

Understanding the dangers associated with these materials is crucial for ensuring safety and compliance with environmental regulations. Focusing only on flammable materials or only on those that can cause asphyxiation would neglect the broader spectrum of hazards that inspectors must manage. Therefore, recognizing and preparing for the presence of both flammable and asphyxiating materials helps to foster a comprehensive approach to safety in inspection practices, supporting not just regulatory compliance but also the protection of workers and the public.