The safety book written in the United Kingdom that I posted last week was very popular, so I did my research and found more. All good, all detailed.
These are great books, but remember, if you are not in the United Kingdom, various legal references may not apply.
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A Guide to Measuraing Health and Safety
Nice to find all of these in an editable format. These range from machine guarding, lockout, emergency action plan, and others.
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Very nice app for your iPhone that has the NIOSH Lifting Equation built in. Clear, easy to use (assuming you are familiar with the NIOSH Lifting Equation).
Link if looking on a computer: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/liftright/id566648977?mt=8
Link if looking on your i-Device: https://appsto.re/us/rcMXH.i
A good, basic program, with an English only version, plus English/Chinese.
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Two separate programs, including an observational based program. NIOSH always provides effective, detailed programs.
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Great program and forms from WorkSafeBC – allows for an easy ergonomic assessment of various types of tasks. What is nice is that they show on the forms what is unsafe. A guided program.
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Great post on OSHA, unions, setting up safety committees, etc.
This is a complete program – and I mean complete – on how to set up a safety committee. Full program on participant roles, how to train, hazard analysis, accident investigation, etc. High level of detail.
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JHSC_Hazard_Analysis_Facilitator
JHSC_Hazard_Analysis_Presentation
JHSC_Investigation_Facilitator
JHSC_Investigation_Optional_Slides
JHSC_Responsibilities_Presentation
This looks truly good. A course set up where you pick your industry and the course goes over how to supervise for safety. Videos are included, a test, plus certificate if passed. Can be used individually, or companies can use this as a part of internal training.
Great job WorkSafeBC!
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Note – the WorkSafeBC materials are from Canada, so there may be variance between their standards and standards in the United States.
Click links below for documents:
A Guide to Scaffold Use in the Construction Industry
Fall From Scaffold – Oregon Talk
Falls from Scaffolds – Toolbox Talk
Guardrails for Scaffolds Toolbox Talk
OSHA Scaffolding Presentation Speaker Notes
Safety Statndards for Scaffolds Used in the Construction Industry – OSHA
Scaffolding – Narrow Frame Scaffolds Fact Sheet
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