Hazard Communication

Chemicals used on the job site can pose a wide range of hazards. Find out what information must be communicated to workers using hazardous chemicals/materials and methods to protect them from injury or illness.

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Do more than tell your workers about fall protection—show them! Use this video to train workers—in English or Spanish—how to safely perform some of the most hazardous jobs in home building. See demonstrations of safe work practices and equipment use in ways that meet OSHA’s …
2007
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Talking about safety with your crew is one part of a successful safety program that satisfies the training requirement for workers in the residential construction industry. Now you can successfully include your Spanish-speaking workers in these programs. Toolbox Safety Talks includes 52 talks, one …
2002
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Reducing accidents and injuries related to improper scaffold use on homebuilding jobsites starts with the Scaffold Safety Video. Use this video to train workers—in English or Spanish—on how to safely build, use, and dismantle the most common types of scaffolding found in residential …
2008
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Prevent trenching accidents!  This handbook explains in simple language how to comply with OSHA excavation standards on residential jobsites.  In an easy-to-use English-Spanish format, it provides guidelines for conducting safe trenching and excavation operations and identifies safe work …
2009
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