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Falling Objects

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On site, workers can be exposed to injuries from flying or falling objects. These types of injuries can cause cuts, abrasions, concussions, or more severe ailments. Falling and flying objects or a concern especially when working with power tools, pushing/pulling loads, working under scaffolds, or performing any work overhead. Construction materials handlers, tree care workers, […]

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Emergency Eye Wash

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Eye injuries are common at industrial workplaces. Many workers are exposed to a variety of chemicals, splashes, particles, sparks, dust, and flying objects. In an eye emergency it is very important to protect the employee’s eyes from further damage as best as possible. Emergency eye wash stations must be located within ten seconds walking distance […]

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Emergency Exits

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 Emergency Exits Emergency exit doors depend on the size and number of employees at the workplace. The building code requirement for a workplace is bigger than residential house, so workplaces must have at least two emergency exits. Emergency exits routes should not be close to each other. They must be permanent and large enough to […]

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Electrocution

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  Electrocution Electrocution is an occupational hazard. Electrical energy is used to perform various tasks at industrial workplaces, so employees must be aware of the hazards it presents. Electrical injuries include electrocution, electrical shock, burns, and falls caused by contacting electrical energy. According to statistics, construction workers have a high rate of electrical injuries. Electrocution […]

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Dermal Exposure

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 Dermal Exposure Skin is the thin layer of tissue that forms the natural cover of the human body. One of its functions is to protect the human body (UV radiation, toxic substances, etc.). Skin is a very important exposure route for many different substances and products at the workplace, home, or other facilities. Dermal exposure […]

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Demolition Dust

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Demolition Dust Most of the equipment used to build or demolish structures such as buildings, roads, and bridges creates large amounts of dust. Every structure is different; therefore, prior to demolition he site must be inspected and assessed in order to make a suitable demolition plan. The plan must include all hazards, such as dust […]

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Compressed Gas Cylinders

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Compressed Gas Cylinders Compressed gas is in the form of a gas at room temperature and pressure. Usually, it is stored in a cylinder. Compressed gas cylinders are used by many industries, laboratories, hospitals, universities, and other businesses. Some compressed gases can be extremely dangerous if they are handled improperly. They can be flammable, combustible, […]

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Scaffolding

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Improper scaffolding is the third highest reason for an OSHA violation. Scaffolds have very serious consequences when they are used inappropriately or when they are erected incorrectly. A fall from scaffolds can have devastating consequences. 72% of accidents that involve scaffolds were caused by the planking or support giving way, employee slipping, and being struck […]

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Housekeeping on the Job

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Three of the top four reasons for fatalities on the job site are from falls, struck-by objects, or caught-in/between. One thing that has a connection to these hazards is good housekeeping at the job site.  If there are items and trash scattered throughout the workplace you may have created a hazard for someone to fall, […]