Development OVERVIEW
Slide 2What is your best wellspring of data? Web Others
Slide 3Standards 29 CFR 1926 Construction Standard 29 CFR 1910: 1910.119 PSM CFR Part 68 112(r), "Clean Air Act" 1910.119 PSM
Slide 4Can a website fall under both the General Industry and Construction principles an a similar time? Talk about
Slide 5Most Frequently Cited Handouts
Slide 6Fatality Information Handout
Slide 7HAZCOM "Appropriate to Know" dangers of chemicals in working environment. Compound perils imparted. Material Safety Data Sheet. One for all chemicals.
Slide 8Labels Identify synthetic. Show danger. All holders named.
Slide 9Manufacturer Labels Material Hazard: HEALTH FIRE REACTIVITY Contact Number Do not evacuate
Slide 10Chemical Exposure First Aid Remove tainted apparel Safety shower 15 minutes Seek therapeutic consideration.
Slide 11Personal Protective Equipment
Slide 12Personal Protective Equipment Foot - ANSI Z41.1 Head - ANSI Z89.2 Hearing - Eye & confront - Z87.1 Respiratory - NIOSH Harness, helps & cords Working over or close water
Slide 13Other PPE Job particular: - hearing - respirator - welding hood/cutting goggles - cowhide gloves - defensive dress - corrosive suit
Slide 14Fall Protection > 6 feet guardrail framework security nets individual capture Harness & cord Always in manlifts Ladders held & tied
Slide 15Definition of driving Edge Exception: makes more noteworthy danger Holes Leading Edge Work
Slide 16Fall Protection - Safety Nets Safety nets and wellbeing net establishments must be drop-tried at the jobsite: After introductory establishment and before being utilized. At whatever point migrated. After significant repair. At 6-month interims if left in one place.
Slide 17Safety Nets Working > 25 ft above surface Where utilize other security gadgets are unreasonable No work until reviewed & tried Extend 8 ft past edge
Slide 18Vertical distance from working level to even plane of net Minimum required flat separation of external edge of net from the edge of the working surface Up to 5 feet 8 feet 5 to 10 feet 10 feet More than 10 feet 13 feet Fall Protection - Safety Nets
Slide 19Working Over/Near Water Life coat Inspected previously, then after the fact each utilization for lightness Ring floats gave Lifesaving boat
Slide 20Fall Protection Harness & cord Tied off above Always in manlifts
Slide 21Fall Protection - Guardrails Top rail – 39-45" Midrail/Toeboard Intermediate <19" 200 pounds constrain
Slide 22Fall Protection – Fall Arrest < 1800lbs capturing power <6ft free fall Inspected before each utilization
Slide 23Purpose: To caution others Indicate threat Keep individuals out Types: Tape (Red or Yellow) Wood Fence Barricades
Slide 24Falling Objects
Slide 25Protection from impalement
Slide 26Ladders Inspect before utilize Firm bolster 3 rungs above work level 3 point climb Never convey materials
Slide 27Scaffolding 1926.451 Footing - sound & unbending Erection, moving, destroyed or adjusted under heading of Competent individual Guardrail & toeboard > 10 ft Handrail & midrail 12 inch cover of planking
Slide 28Visible at all circumstances Danger: prompt risk red Caution: caution of potential perils hazardous practices yellow Accident Prevention Signs
Slide 29Exit Safety Instruction Traffic Accident anticipation labels impermanent devices hardware and so on Accident Prevention Signs
Slide 30Permits Confined Space Entry Safe Work
Slide 31Hot Work which produces fire or start. Welding, burn cutting, granulating. Electric apparatuses in risky areas.
Slide 32Hot Work Permit Fire observe each level. 30 minute check. Lapses following 15 minutes if unattended
Slide 33Confined Space - Definition sufficiently large for section . Constrained or limited passage. Not intended for constant inhabitance
Slide 34Permit Required Hazardous climate . Engulfment risk. Internally meeting dividers. Other perceived peril
Slide 35Confined Space Labels
Slide 36Excavations - 1926.651 Barricading Shoring Sloped dividers Confined Space? Departure Ladder Ground Fault (GFCI) Keep dry Handout
Slide 37Excavations - 1926.651 Examine for utilities Means of departure > 4 ft profound < 25 ft of travel Barricading Hazardous airs Protection from free soil Ground Fault (GFCI) Daily investigation - skilled individual
Slide 38Inspect for what? Splits - ruins 2' back Water Cave-in Ladder Shoring/inclining/box
Slide 39Excavation Protection Sloping Shoring Trench box Spoils 2' back
Slide 40Excavations - 1926.652 Exceptions to shoring: totally in shake < 5 ft & ground inspected by skillful individual demonstrating no sign of potential collapse
Slide 41Shoring & Slopes Stable rock 90 deg Type A - 3/4:1 Type B - 1:1 Type C - 1 1/2: 1 Handouts
Slide 42Steel Erection Standard Handout
Slide 43Lockout, Tagout, Test Isolate all vitality sources: electrical mechanical pneumatic synthetic whatever other Lockout Tagout Test to confirm disengagement
Slide 44Electrical Safety
Slide 45GFCI Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters All electric instruments Connect at source
Slide 46Handout Grounding gear framework to earth establishing anode to earth Bonding: between 2 conductive items Grounding & Bonding
Slide 47Tools and Machines Electrical lines not taped Use the correct devices for the employment Be mindful of sub temporary workers Protect others from flying particles GFCI electric devices
Slide 48Injuries Seek appropriate restorative consideration. Report all Immediately. EMS if important. Tidy up blood fittingly.
Slide 49Recordkeeping OSHA 300 log
Slide 50Bloodborne Pathogens Diseases conveyed by blood or body liquids. Cases: HIV Hepatitis B & C. Introduction by contact.
Slide 51Bloodborne Pathogens How to deal with: Assume all body liquids are tainted. Wear elastic gloves. Fade & water answer for cleanup. Red Bio-danger sack for transfer.
Slide 52Crane Safety Barricade danger territories and post signs Inspect before each utilization Hand signals must adjust to ANSI standard Signs must be posted at occupation webpage
Slide 53Rigging - Types Alloy steel chains Wire rope Natural & manufactured fiber Synthetic webbing
Slide 54Shackles & Hooks: wellbeing element of 5 security catch appraised limit Shackles
Slide 55Wire Rope - "U" Bolts Never saddle a dead stallion? "U" in contact with deadlock Handout
Slide 56Rigging - Slings Inspect every prior day utilize Inspect: wear broken or worn join red string blazes Other
Slide 57Rigging Does point change limit of sling? Present & examination
Slide 58Inspection & Testing Daily before utilize Periodic
Slide 59Operation of Equipment Forklifts Cranes Etc
Slide 60Emergency Plans In composing Designated activities Fire & different crises
Slide 61Escape methodology & course assignments Procedures for the individuals who remain Accounting techniques Rescue & restorative obligations Means to report Who to contact for additional data Training Elements
Slide 62Exceptions Written arrangement not required if: under 10 representatives arrange conveyed orally
Slide 63Industrial Hygiene Asbestos Lead Silica Welding Fumes Other Chemicals
Slide 64PSM & RMP Requirements Employer Responsibilities Contractor Responsibilities
Slide 65Employer's Responsibilities Evaluate contractual worker's security execution and projects Inform of know potential terminate, blast, or poisonous discharge risks Applicable arrangements of crisis activity arrange
Slide 66Employer's Responsibilities Development of safe work hones; LOTO Confined Space Entry opening procedure hardware control over site entrance
Slide 67Employer's Responsibilities Periodically assess temporary worker execution Maintain contract based worker damage and ailment log
Slide 68Contractor's Responsibilities Ensure each is prepared in work rehearses important to wellbeing perform work Instructed in known potential terminate, blast or harmful discharge perils Applicable arrangements of crisis activity arrange
Slide 69Contractor's Responsibilities Document that every worker has gotten and comprehended preparing. Guarantee representatives take after security principles of office Advise manager of any exceptional dangers
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