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The ABCs of Construction Site Safety

The ABCs of Construction Site Safety. Craig Hamelund OR-OSHA (503) 229-5910. A. Accident Prevention Accident Investigation. frequent inspections ‘qualified’ operators investigate “lost time” injuries – including soft tissue injuries!. B. Barricades & Other Traffic Control.

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The ABCs of Construction Site Safety

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  1. The ABCs of Construction Site Safety Craig Hamelund OR-OSHA (503) 229-5910

  2. A Accident Prevention Accident Investigation frequent inspections ‘qualified’ operators investigate “lost time” injuries – including soft tissue injuries!

  3. B Barricades & Other Traffic Control when on or adjacent to highway, street, roadway per MUTCD or ODOT’s handbook high visibility garments

  4. C Chemicals (HAZCOM) MSDSs labels training written program

  5. D Division 3 Construction Rules OR-OSHA’s safety & health rules for construction activities don’t forget Program Directives and Interps

  6. E Electrical GFCI assured grounding prg. working near overhead high voltage lines

  7. F Fall Protection general fall protection six & 10 foot rules also required in other OR- OSHA standards falling object protection

  8. G Guarding grinders, saws, etc. point of operation,, pinch points, rotating parts, etc. flying debris

  9. H Health Hazards Div 3/Sub C, D & Z silica, CO, lead, etc. confined spaces heat stress plants & insects

  10. I Inspections many other specific standards require frequent & regular safety committee documented?

  11. J Job Hazard Analysis an effective pre-task plan employee involved establishes safe job procedure enhances training

  12. K Keeping The Site Clean housekeeping sanitation material handling right of way

  13. L Ladders proper selection inspections set-up & safe use training

  14. M Medical & First Aid provisions for prompt medical attention accessible first aid supplies (checked weekly) exposure control

  15. N Noise action plan (85dBA TWA) periodic monitoring & audiograms engineering controls hearing protectors

  16. O Organizing A Safety Committee bring workers and mgt. together in cooperative effort to promote safety OR-OSHA requirements currently being revised

  17. P PPE evaluate work site eye/face protection head, hand, foot, & respiratory prot. high visibility

  18. Q Qualified/Competent Person definitions requirements in several specific standards

  19. R Rigging & Cranes frequent inspections operator training & card written procedures suspended platforms

  20. S Scaffolding foundation & platforms fall protection safe access aerial lifts training

  21. T Trench/Excavation utilities safe access/egress exposure to mobile equipment/accessories shoring

  22. U Unsafe Condition hazard + exposure corrective measures

  23. V Backing Zone (Distances in ft) Vehicles & Mobile Equipment new vehicle rules pinch points right of way high visibility garments

  24. W Welding & Cutting fire prevention chemical exposure burns/flash noise PPE

  25. X X-Ray & Other Radiation lasers ionizing & nonionizing

  26. Y Your Attitude can it affect others? “work smarter, not harder” – ergonomic awareness

  27. Z “Zero Energy State” lockout/tagout when servicing equipment & machinery procedure, training, and periodic inspections

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