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Welcome.
I will list the most common things I find, as a OS&H manager:
1. Working live
2. Failed to Lock Out/Tag Out
2. Inadequate PPE
3. Defective tools (i.e. damaged cords, etc)
4. Fall protection (open sided holes/walls)
The list can go on, but that's the most common I find.
I will list the most common things I find, as a OS&H manager:
1. Working live
2. Failed to Lock Out/Tag Out
2. Inadequate PPE
3. Defective tools (i.e. damaged cords, etc)
4. Fall protection (open sided holes/walls)
The list can go on, but that's the most common I find.
Girl Engineer
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- Portland, OR
Worksafe seems to cover it, but I would add "Test Out" to item 2.
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- Simi Valley, CA
Yeah worksafe did pretty good, I would also say trench shoring and pedestrian protection.
The trench doesn't have to be very deep to kill you. In the next town over had a guy in a three foot trench, he kneeled down to do some thing when the trench collapsed and killed him.
The trench doesn't have to be very deep to kill you. In the next town over had a guy in a three foot trench, he kneeled down to do some thing when the trench collapsed and killed him.
brian john
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- Leesburg, VA
Actually for a green worker, THAT SHOULD NEVER work live. BUt should be trained in the proper use of a TESTER and should own a TESTER.
1. Eye protection
2. Ladder safety
3. Hand protection
4. Falls
Go home everyday looking like you did when you showed up in the morning.
Could you please explain further, I have never heard this term. Do you mean testing a circuit/machine to be dead/off after tagging out?
Awg-Dawg
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- Dayton Ohio
Number one is the first one I thought of.
As I think about it, if you don,t take care of your eyes....
you might never need to worry about 2,3 and 4.
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