Thursday, December 3, 2015

Safety Training & Education - On the job Tool Box Talks

Good construction site safety not only protects your company's assets, it also protects you, your tools, and your job. You are an important player in job site safety. The simplest of tasks such as: placing trash where it belongs, coiling up extension cords when they are not being used, and stacking lumber out of the way, may seem unimportant and unnecessary, until someone gets hurt.
 
 
Your employer is responsible for training you in the recognition, avoidance, and prevention of unsafe conditions and in the regulations applicable to your workplace. This training should allow you to better control or eliminate any hazards or other exposure to illness or injury.

OSHA has listed some things you need to be specifically trained on. [READ MORE]

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This information is provided by: Assurance Agency.

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