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Safety Training for the Focus Four Hazards in the Construction Industry PowerPoint

This free PowerPoint presentation provides an excellent overview of the Focus Four Hazards in Construction. It is full of useful photos that explain the hazards, and teach employees how to prevent injuries.

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Author : OSHA

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 Construction Hazards PowerPoint

This free PowerPoint provides a summary of the construction hazards that may be present at each work site. This is a good awareness level training presentation.

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Author : Florida State College

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 Health Hazards in Construction PowerPoint

This presentation is specific to the health hazards of construction work. Noise, chemicals, and hazardous substances are addressed.

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 OSHA Focus Four and Other Construction Hazards PowerPoint

This presentation covers the four most common hazards in construction. It provides good statistics, but is very short. It is good for a brief awareness or refresher training.

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Author : Southwest Safety Training Alliance

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Caught In Hazards PowerPoint

This PowerPoint is specific to the "caught-in" hazards that exist on a construction sight. It is a good overview of this specific hazard type.

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Author : University of Puerto Rico

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This presentation provides an overview of 1926, Subpart E - Personal Protective and Life Saving Equipment. For more information and resources, go to the safety and health topics page for Personal Protective Equipment . For General Industry, a PPE presentation is also available.

Reference the  Which Standards Apply  webpages for standards that may apply to your workplace. These webpages should be used with  Programs, Plans and Procedures Required by 29 CFR Part 1926 - Construction Industry Standards ,  Construction Industry Training Requirements , and  Construction Industry Inspection Requirements .

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The Safety Equipment PowerPoint Template is a collection of flat shapes illustrating PPE. The PPE stands for Personal Protective Equipment which includes safety gadgets to reduce risk of potential hazards. This presentation contains PowerPoint shapes of wearable PPEs. These safety equipment gear templates include a reflective vest, helmet, goggles, gloves, and reflective road cone.

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Workplace Safety and Health Topics

Training Materials

• 29 CFR 1926.1101 - OSHA's Asbestos Standard for the Construction Industry . OSHA Slide Presentation, 80 slides.
• Significant Changes in the Asbestos Standard for Construction 29 CFR 1926.1101 . OSHA.
• Significant Changes in the Asbestos Standard for General Industry, 1910.1001 (through June 29, 1995) . OSHA.

Additional Resources

• Asbestos . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.

Bloodborne Pathogens

• Bloodborne Pathogens [ ZIP ]. OSHA.
• Bloodborne Infectious Pathogens HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C Virus . National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
• Bloodborne Pathogens and Needlestick Prevention . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.

Construction

• Construction Hazards Prevention Videos . OSHA v-Tools, (2011, September). A series of 12 videos depicting how quickly workers can be injured or killed on the job. These videos are intended to assist those in the industry to identify, reduce, and eliminate construction-related hazards. Most of the videos are 2 to 4 minutes long, presented in clear, easily accessible vocabulary, and show common construction worksite activities. The videos may be used for employer and worker training. Available in English and Spanish.
• Construction Safety: Choice or Chance . OSHA Video, (2000, April), 15 minutes. A 15 minute video which highlights the four leading causes of fatalities on construction sites and stresses the responsibility for safety as a joint effort of government, management, and employees.
• Instructor Guide [ PDF ]. OSHA.
• Participant Guide [ PDF ]. OSHA.
• Design for Construction Safety PowerPoint [ PPTX ] [ PPT ]. OSHA.

Crane, Derrick and Hoist Safety

• Crane Safety for the Site Superintendent . OSHA Video, (1992), 8 minutes.
• Electrical Discussion . OSHA.
• Electrical [ ZIP ]. OSHA.
• Controlling Electrical Hazards [PDF]. OSHA Publication 3075.
• Electrical . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Electrical . Safety and Health Topic. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
• Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution Industry . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Ground-Fault Protection on Construction Sites [ PDF ]. OSHA Publication 3007.
• Ergonomic Programs that Work . OSHA Video, (1998), 21 minutes.
• Fireworks Safety . OSHA Video, 32 minutes.

Flammable Liquids

• Flammable Liquids Introduction [ PDF ]. OSHA.
• Flammable Liquids [ PPTX ] [ PPT ]. OSHA.
• Lesson Plan [ PDF ]. OSHA.

Industrial Hygiene

• Industrial Hygiene Overview . OSHA.
• Examining Fatal Shipyard Accidents . OSHA Video, (2005). A two volume series of 16 short videos intended to raise industry awareness of the hazards specific to shipyard work environments. Each video provides accident examinations and discusses factors contributing to the fatalities.

Most Frequently Cited

FY 2023  Most Frequently Cited Violations in:

• Construction Industry [ PPTX ] [ PDF ]. OSHA.
• General Industry [ PPTX ] [ PDF ]. OSHA.
• Maritime Industry [ PPTX ] [ PDF ]. OSHA.

Nail Salons

• Health Hazards in Nail Salons Presentation [ PPT ]. OSHA Slide Presentation, 12 slides.

Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories

OSHA developed this slide presentation for its compliance officers (CSHOs). However, the information contained in the slides can help employers and workers better understand certain product-approval requirements in OSHA safety standards. The products affected by these requirements must be approved (i.e., tested and certified) to help ensure they can be used safely. Moreover, they must be tested and certified by an organization recognized as an NRTL by OSHA. There are only infrequent exceptions to these requirements.

In order to ensure that the testing and certification has been done appropriately, OSHA has implemented the NRTL Program. The NRTL Program establishes the criteria that an organization must meet in order to be recognized as an NRTL by OSHA.

• Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.

Nursing Homes

• Benefits of Implementing a Safe Resident Handling Program in Nursing Homes . OSHA Slide Presentation, 18 slides.
• Implementing a Safe Resident Handling Program in Nursing Homes . OSHA Slide Presentation, 18 slides.
• Employers Rights and Responsibilities Following an OSHA Inspection [ PDF ]. OSHA Publication 3000.
• Employee Workplace Rights [ PDF ]. OSHA Publication 3021.
• Nursing Homes and Personal Care Facilities . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Successful Approaches to Reducing Occupational Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) Within the Healthcare Industry . OSHA.

OSHA Standards

• Training Requirements in OSHA Standards [ PDF ]. OSHA Publication 2254.
• Most Frequently Cited OSHA Standards . OSHA

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Assessing the Need for PPE (Discussion) . OSHA.
• Personal Protective Equipment [ ZIP ]. OSHA.
• Chemical Protective Clothing . OSHA Technical Manual.
• Construction, Personal Protective Equipment . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Personal Protective Equipment . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Personal Protective Equipment [PDF]. OSHA Publication 3151.
• Protective Clothing . National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

Powered Industrial Trucks

• OSHA Standard [ 1910.178(l) ]. OSHA.
• General Industry . OSHA.
• Construction Industry . OSHA.
• Maritime Industry . OSHA.
• Maintenance . OSHA.
• Standard Requirements . OSHA.
• Selected Forklift Fatalities Summary [ PDF ]. OSHA.
• Powered Industrial Trucks . OSHA eTool
• Powered Industrial Trucks (Forklifts) . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Introduction to Ionizing Radiation . OSHA Slide Presentation, (2001), 54 slides.
• Non-Ionizing Radiation: Standards and Regulations . OSHA Slide Presentation, (2002), 141 slides.
• OSHA Regulation for RF Radiation Exposures . OSHA Slide Presentation, (1995), 16 slides.
• OSHA Requirements for Tower Construction Related to RF Radiation . OSHA Slide Presentation, (1999), 42 slides.
• Suggested Update to RF Standards Related to Wireless Communications . OSHA Slide Presentation, (2001), 90 slides.
• Update of RF Radiation Protection Standards . OSHA Slide Presentation, (1999), 29 slides.
• Introduction to Laser Safety . OSHA Slide Presentation, (2001), 48 slides.

Recordkeeping

• Federal Agency Injury and Illness Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements . OSHA Slide Presentation, 72 slides.
• Recordkeeping . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Recordkeeping Training Presentations . OSHA.

Respiratory Protection

OSHA's Respiratory Protection Standard, 29 CFR 1910.134, applies to general industry, construction, shipyards, marine terminals, and longshoring.

OSHA's Office of Training and Education has prepared the following outreach training materials for OSHA's respirator standard:

• PowerPoint presentation of 29 CFR 1910.134
• Major Requirements of 29 CFR 1910.134
• Frequently Asked Questions

Links to additional resources for respiratory protection are also given below.

• Respirator Standard . OSHA Slide Presentation, 68 slides.
• Major Requirements of OSHA's Respiratory Protection Standard . OSHA.
• Frequently Asked Questions . OSHA.
• Respiratory Protection Videos . OSHA, (2012, January). A series of 17 videos to help workers learn about the proper use of respirators on the job. These short videos, nine in English and eight in Spanish, provide valuable information to workers in general industry and construction. Topics include OSHA's Respiratory Standard, respirator use, training, fit-testing and detecting counterfeit respirators.
• Respirator Change-Out Schedules . OSHA.
• Respiratory Protection . OSHA eTool.
• Respiratory Protection . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Small Entity Compliance Guide . OSHA Publication.

Scaffolding

The following materials based on the Notice of Final Rule, Subpart L-Scaffolds which was effective on November 30, 1996.

• Safety Standards for Scaffolds Used in the Construction Industry (Summary) . OSHA.
• Scaffolding: 1926.450 - Subpart L . OSHA Slide Presentation, 50 slides.
• A Guide to Scaffold Use in the Construction Industry . OSHA Publication 3150.
• Scaffolding . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Scaffolding . OSHA eTool.

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)

• SARS: Protecting Workers . OSHA Slide Presentation, (2002), 18 slides.
• Silica, Crystalline . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.
• Certified B Readers List . Docket #085, (2006, May 22).
• Preventing Silicosis and Deaths in Rock Drillers . Publication No. 92-107, (1992, August)
• Preventing Silicosis and Deaths From Sandblasting . Publication No. 92-102, (1992, August).
• Publications - Silica (By Industry)
• Silica . Safety and Health Topic.

Tuberculosis

Tuberculosis (TB) is the leading cause of death due to an infectious agent in the world. Since 1985, the incidence of TB in the general U.S. population has increased 14 percent, reversing a 30-year downward trend. Outbreaks have occurred in hospitals, correctional institutions, homeless shelters, nursing homes, and residential care facilities for AIDS patients. Specific control measures recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and required by OSHA has contributed to a drop in TB cases in 1994 and 1995.

In February 1996, OSHA issued CPL 2.106, Enforcement Procedures and Scheduling for Occupational Exposure to Tuberculosis to protect workers against the hazards of TB.

• Enforcement Procedures and Scheduling for Occupational Exposure to Tuberculosis . OSHA Instruction CPL 02-02-078.
• Hospital: Tuberculosis Module . OSHA eTool.
• Tuberculosis . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.

Workplace Violence

Workplace violence has emerged as an important safety and health issue in today's workplace. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA's) response to the problem of workplace violence in certain industries has been the production of OSHA's guidelines and recommendations to those industries for implementing workplace violence prevention programs.

In 1996, OSHA published Guidelines for Preventing Workplace Violence for Health Care and Social Service Workers. The guidelines are based on OSHA's voluntary generic Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines.

In 1998, OSHA published Recommendations for Workplace Violence Prevention Programs in Late-Night Retail Establishments. The recommendations are based on OSHA's 1989 voluntary generic Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines.

• Guidelines for Preventing Workplace Violence for Health Care & Social Service Workers [ PDF ]. OSHA Publication 3148.
• Recommendations for Workplace Violence Prevention Programs in Late-Night Retail Establishments [ PDF ]. OSHA Publication 3153.
• Workplace Violence . OSHA Safety and Health Topics Page.

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Personal Protective and Lifesaving Equipment for Construction. PPE. Hazard–free environment Protected against potential hazards Purpose of PPE. 1a. Who pays for PPE?. Employer pays and provides If employees provide PPE. 1b. Correct use of PPE. Implement engineering controls

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PPE • Hazard–free environment • Protected against potential hazards • Purpose of PPE 1a

Who pays for PPE? • Employer pays and provides • If employees provide PPE 1b

Correct use of PPE • Implement engineering controls • Used with other protective methods • Significant worker hazards 2a

Hazards of PPE • Heat stress • Physical stress • Psychological stress 2c

Impaired • Vision • Mobility • Communication 2d

Adequate protection • Over–protection • Under–protection • Improper use 2e

Written PPE program • Protect the wearer • Prevent injury 3a

Comprehensive PPE program • Hazard identification • Medical monitoring • Environmental surveillance • Selection 3b

Comprehensive PPE program • Use • Maintenance • Decontamination • Training 3c

PPE program review and evaluation • Reviewed at least annually 4a

What is PPE? • Clothing and accessories • Create a barrier • Head protection • Eye and face protective 5a

What is PPE? • Hearing protection • Hand protection • Foot protection • Respiratory protection 5b

Head injuries • Falling or flying objects • Bumping the head 6a

Head protection • Resist penetration • Absorb the shock of a blow • ANSI standards • Z89.1–1969 • Z89.2–1971 6b

Protective hat types • Type 1 • Type 2 • Three classes • Class G • Class E • Class C 7a

Helmets construction • Water–resistant • Slow burning • Shell and suspension • Adjustable headbands 8a

Helmet inspection and maintenance • Cleaning helmets • Inspect daily • Exposure to unusual conditions • Storage 9a

Eye and face protection • When to use • Suitable for the work • Who does it apply to? 10a

Eye hazards • Flying objects • Glare • Liquids • Injurious radiation • Combination 11a

Minimum requirements • Provide adequate protection • Comfortable • Fit snugly 11b

Minimum requirements • Durable • Can be disinfected • Cleanable • Easily maintained 11d

Proper selection • Kind and degree of hazard • Worker comfort 12a

Corrective glasses and eye protection • Spectacles with protective lenses • Goggles worn over corrective spectacles • Goggles that incorporate corrective lenses 12b

Eye protection fit • Goggles and safety spectacles • Prescription safety spectacles 13a

Inspection/maintenance of eye protection • Keep lenses clean • Daily inspection and cleaning • Replace pitted lenses, like dirty lenses, can be a source of reduced vision • Headbands • Storage 14a

Disinfect eye protection • Disassemble • Clean all parts • Rinse • Immerse in germicidal fungicide • Protect them until reissue 15a

Hearing protection/earplugs • Preformed or molded earplugs • Waxed cotton, foam, or fiberglass wool • Disposable earplugs • Perfect seal around the ear • Reduction in protection 16a

Earmuffs and earplugs • Extremely noisy situations • Change the nature of sounds 16c

Why use hand protection? • Burns • Cuts • Electrical shock • Amputation • Absorption of chemicals 17a

Types of hand protection • Gloves • Hand pads • Sleeves • Wristlets 17b

Why foot protection? • Falling or rolling objects • Sharp objects • Molten metal • Hot surfaces • Wet slippery surf 18a

Types of foot protection • Types of foot protection • Safety shoes • Boots • Leggings 18c

Requirements for safety shoes • Sturdy • Impact–resistant toe • ANSI Z41.1–1967 18d

Options for safety shoes • Metal insoles • Metatarsal guards 18e

Respiratory protection • Identical to 29 CFR 1910.134 19a

Fall protection equipment • Lifelines • Safety harness • Lanyards 20a

Safety nets • 25 foot rule • Place and test before beginning operations • Extend 8 feet • No more than 25 below • 6 inches by 6 inches 21a

Other hazards • Life jackets and drowning • Moving vehicles • Warning garments 22a

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• 2. ALERT: The materials included in this presentation was actually compiled by Dr. Javeed Khan in the workshop of infection control at Khyber medical university, Peshawar, Pakistan
• 3. What is PPE?  Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)  PPE is a precautionary step to protect yourself and the people around you.  PPE is specialized clothing or equipment worn for protection against dangerous or infectious materials.  PPE prevents contact with an infectious agent by creating a barrier between the potentially infectious material and the public health practitioner.
• 4. Purpose of PPE Public health practitioners should wear PPE to:  Stop the spread of illness/infection  Protect their health  Protect their client's health  Protect their family's health  Protect the community's health
• 5. PPE available  Gowns, aprons, coveralls  Shoe covers  Hair covers  Respirators/Masks  Goggles or Face shields  Gloves
• 6. PPE GadgetsMasks  There are several types of masks to prevent the spread of infectious disease.  They vary in shape (rectangular, round) and method of securing (elastic, ties  Note that masks are not respirators. They do not protect you from airborne transmitted diseases, just droplet transmitted disease.
• 7. PPE…. Gadgets Goggles  Goggles or face shields protect the mucous membranes of the eyes, nose and mouth during situations where blood, body fluid, secretions, or excretions may splash or spray.  Eye glasses do not provide an adequate level of protection.  Goggles cover the top, front and sides of the eye area, providing the proper protection from splashes and sprays that eyeglasses do not. Some brands of goggles can be decontaminated and reused
• 8. PPE Gadgets….Conti  Gloves It is important to select the right size gloves to provide proper protection from infectious agents. Remember to change gloves if they become torn or heavily contaminated during use. Gloves are not a substitute for hand hygiene!
• 9. PPE ….Gadgets Respirators  Several types of respirators can be worn to control the spread of infectious disease. Respirators vary in size, shape (oval or round), and level of respiratory protection offered (N95 versus N100).  Unlike masks, respirators must be fit-tested before use to ensure they fit properly. Respirators must have a mask-to-face seal and must be checked annually to make sure they are providing adequate protection. Fit-testing is the procedure used to check for a correct mask-to-face seal and involves testing to ensure there is no air leakage between the mask and the face. Using a respirator that has not been fit-tested for your face provides only droplet based transmission protection, which only reduces the risk of transmission via large particle droplets generated by coughing, sneezing or talking. It will not protect you from airborne transmitted diseases.
• 10. How to Go About it ! Donning PPE  Per CDC guidance, PPE should be donned in the following order:  Gown (or apron/coverall)  Shoe and/or hair covers (if worn)  Mask/respirator  Goggles (or face shield in lieu of mask and goggles)  Gloves (if you are wearing a gown, tuck the gown cuffs securely under each glove)
• 11. To Undo ! Recommended sequence of removal of PPE  Since gloves are considered the most contaminated (compared to masks and gowns) remove first.  The gown can then be removed by handling the portion of the gown that the gloves were on top of (i.e. the most distal portion of the sleeves) as this portion would be considered clean. This is the reason for the order recommended by the CDC.  After removing PPE, discard immediately and properly to prevent contamination of the clean area.  Always remember to perform hand hygiene immediately after removing PPE.
• 12. Removing PPE  Remove PPE in an area where you are not in danger of exposure to the infectious agent, such as a separate room, a porch, a garage, or entryway. Then identify the clean areas and contaminated areas of the PPE.  Clean areas: have not been in contact with infectious agent  Contaminated areas: have been in contact with infectious agent
• 13. Removing PPE  To limit self-contamination, remove PPE in the following order:  1. Gloves  2. Goggles (or face shield)  3. Gown (or apron/coverall)  4. Shoe and/or hair covers (if worn)  5. Mask/ respirator
• 14. Keys to Workplace Safety Provide supplies for hand hygiene.  All rest rooms must have hot water, soap, and paper towels for proper hand washing.  Hand sanitizer should be available to all visitors and staff; placed at entrances, desks, hallways, staff lounge and waiting areas.
• 15. Post visual alerts  Place signs and posters at the entrances and in strategic places (e.g., restrooms, elevators, cafeterias) to provide staff and visitors with instructions (in appropriate languages) about respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette.
• 16. Provide PPE in the Workplace  Inform staff of the types of PPE that are available in the workplace and where they are located.  PPE should be stored in a secure location, but should be easily accessible by staff when needed.  A policy should be devised to track PPE use, when to replace PPE supply, and how to properly dispose of used PPE
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