What is NOT included in the types of energy assessed during a safety evaluation?

The assessment of energy types during a safety evaluation typically includes those that can pose physical hazards to workers on construction sites. Electrical energy is one of the primary focuses, as it can lead to electrocution or electrical fires. Mechanical energy refers to forces that can cause injuries through moving parts or machinery. Thermal energy relates to extreme temperatures that can result in burns or heat-related illnesses.

Digital energy, however, does not fit into this traditional evaluation framework as it relates more to information technology and data systems rather than physical energy that can cause direct harm. While technology and data systems are crucial for operational safety and monitoring, they are generally not classified under the conventional forms of energy assessed for health and safety risks on job sites. Thus, digital energy stands out from the others as it does not represent a form of energy that poses direct physical hazards during safety assessments.