Some of these are expensive if you buy them – like 15 pounds, with current exchange rates is $4 billion. So download them all, now.
Click links below for documents:
Developing Process Safety Indicators
Involving your Workforce in Health and SAfety – Good Practice for All Workplaces
Managing the Causes of Work Related Stress – A Step by Step Approach using Management Standards
Memorandum of Guidance on the Electricity of Work Regulations – 1989
I hit the motherload here as I stuffed my bags filled with materials as I wandered through The Queen’s library. A wealth of information on welding, surface preparation, PPE (or as they say across the pond, RPE). Truly a hoard of information I wish OSHA or WorkSafeBC had. Great Stuff.
Click links below for documents:
Soldering – Hand-Held with Lead Based Rosin Cored Solders
Welding – Arc Plasma Cutting – Fixed Equipment
Welding – Fixed Extraction – Welding Booth or Downdraught Bench
Welding – Flux Cored and Metal Cored Arc Welding
Welding – Gas and OxyGas Cutting
Welding – Manual Metal Arc or Stick Welding
Welding – Metal Inert Gas and Metal Active Gas
Welding – Moveable Extraction – Fume Hood on a Flexible Arm
Welding – Oxy-Gas Welding and Brazing
Welding – Resistance Welding – Fixed Equipment
Welding – RPE used with Engineering Controls
Welding – RPE Used with Forced Ventillation
Welding – Surface preparation – Large items
Welding – Surface Preparation – Medium Sized Items
Welding – Surface preparation – Pressure Plasting – Small Items
Welding – Tungsten Inert Gas TIG Welding
Welding – Weld Cleaning with Pickling Paste
50,000 hits on Safety Resources. Thanks for all the great work that everyone does, regardless of where you are on this planet. Keep in mind, that other people lead healthier and safer lives because of you.
Thank you.
Dealing with a variety of subjects – construction related.
Note – these are not government designed, but although copyrighted, I am posting this statement from the site for any who are concerned:
“Feel free to download and use any of these toolbox talks. They are available in doc or pdf format. The doc format can be edited but if you are not comfortable with the editable form download the pdf. I will be adding new ones from time to time so if you don’t find what you want, check back later.”
Click links below for documents:
Fall Protection – Equipment Inspection
This is from a guy that works in construction and reviews construction apps for mobile devices. Good insight on this new field. Here is an article on several apps that are customizable, fast, and user friendly that can automate the punch list process from the Construction App Guru
https://conappguru.wordpress.com/2014/10/22/punch-list-app-options/
More materials from the Queen – these include full programs, handouts, plus materials that may reference excavation issues but from different angles, such as underground utilities, working near buildings, etc.
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Avoiding Concealed Services and Overhead Powerlines
Avoiding Damage to Buried Services
Avoiding Danger from Underground Services
This is a link to ‘Construction App Guru’ – how to create useful construction maps, and even tie in drone imagery:
https://conappguru.wordpress.com/2014/10/20/app-view-mapistry/
Wow – who know?
The complete selection is here – download them all – do it now!
An article from Amerisure Insurance:
http://www.amerisure.com/Blog/Amerisure-Blog/How-changing-demographics-will-impact-the-insuranc.aspx
Free videos from Washington State on a variety of subjects. Short to medium duration, so great for safety meetings and education.
To watch – simply press the play button. To download – briefly start the video and look into the upper left hand corner. There will be a down arrow and ‘share.’ click on this down arrow and the download button will be there.
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