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
Note – the WorkSafeBC materials are from Canada, so there may be variance between their standards and standards in the United States.
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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
I was surprised to find this as well – an entire book online for free. This is a guide developed by the British on all things safety. Not a full handout for complex issues, but great for companies establishing a safety program, educating a person on safety and risk, and ways to combat the most common issues in the workplace. Excellent design.
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Changes coming into effect as of January 2015. The biggest includes amputations and loss of an eye must be reported to OSHA within 24 hours:
• All work-related inpatient hospitalizations, all amputations and all losses of an eye within 24 hours.
Below are fact sheets and other documents on the new rule.
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Concrete safety toolbox talks – from use of tools to pumping. As with anything from WorkSafeBC – Good Stuff.
Click links below for documents:
Concrete – Hand tools During Reinforcing
Concrete – Pouring and Pumping
Concrete – Reinforcing – Overexertion
Concrete – Reinforcing – Reaching
A good selection of toolbox talks, plus a template for a written plan.
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Falls – How Long Does it Take to Fall
Falls – Inspecting your Landyard
Falls – Shock Absorbers and Caribiners
These are PowerPoint presentations concerning the most frequently cited standards by OSHA. There are three good things about these – first, they are as of 2013, so up to date. Second, they break down citations by each sub part, so this is applicable to anyone. Third, there are three presentations, broken down by construction, general industry, and maritime – so factory workers do not need to know about scaffolds, for example.
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Most Frequently Cited – Construction
With additional information from Michigan OSHA and Massachusetts OSHA:
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OSHA NIOSH Guidance for Temporary Workers
Below are materials from OSHA, plus other sources for setting up your ladder safety program, as well as training employees. Please ensure that your program addresses hazards on your jobsite, and modify these items as needed for the safety of your employees.
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Fall Off Ladders Can Kill – Use them Safely – Booklet
Ladder Safety Manual – Presentation
Ladder Safety Manual – Trainer’s Guide
Safe Use of Extension Ladders – Fact Sheet
Safe Use of Job Made Wooden Ladders
Safe Use of Stepladders Falls – Extension Ladders
Ladder Safety – Safe Use of Extension Ladders
Ladder Safety – Safe Use of Wooden Ladders
Ladder Safety – Stepladder Fact Sheet
Training Presentation from OSHA, Video, QuickCards, etc.
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Assembly Disassembly – Subpart CC
Cranes – OSHA – Note – this one is the PowerPoint.
Cranes and Derricks in Construction – Operator Qualification and Certification Fact Sheet
Cranes and Derricks in Construction – Qualified Rigger Fact Sheet
Cranes and Derricks in Construction – Signal Person Qualifications Fact Sheet
Cranes and Derricks in Construction – Small Entity Compliance Guide
Cranes and Derricks in Construction – Subpart CC Wire Rope Inspection
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