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1. Incident Reporting and Investigation

  • Responsibility for reporting
  • Definition of an incident to report
  • How to report an incident
  • Types of incidents
  • Purpose of incident investigation
  • Explain why incidents need investigation

2. Accident Prevention Signs and Tags

  • Types and meaning of signs and tags
  • Definition and design

3. Hand Safety

  • General safety rules “Right tools for the job”
  • Types of cutting tools , Pocket Knife, Machete, Bush Knife, Hatchets
  • Causes of hand injuries

4. Material Handling

  • Materials Handling Equipment
  • Forklift Safety
  • Cranes, Rigging & Tag Lines
  • Working with Hand tools
  • Cheater Bar/Pipe
  • Personal Lifting Introduction
  • Why back injuries occur – Back Injury Prevention
  • Lifting Safely – Safety Tips for Lifting
  • Alternatives to Lifting

5. Behavioral Safety

  • Overview
  • Roles and Responsibilities – Behavior Based Safety
  • Making an Observation

6. First-Aid/CPR/AED Considerations

  • Respond only to level trained and know who is trained
  • Location of Emergency Contact Numbers and Equipment
  • Bloodborne Pathogens

7. Confined Space

  • Hazards of Confined Spaces
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Categories: Permit Required vs. Non-Permit Required

8. Lockout/Tagout

  • Overview of Lockout/Tagout
  • Identifying Hazardous Energy
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Procedures – Lockout Only, Tagout Only, Group Lockout, Removal of Locks and Tags

9. Drug and Alcohol / Substance Abuse

  • Government Regulations / Company Requirements
  • Testing
  • Supervisor Training Requirements: Reasonable Suspicion
  • Employee Awareness: Effects and Consequences

10. Hazard Communication

  • Overview of Hazard Communication
  • Identification of Chemicals: MSDS, Labels and Warning, Chemical Inventory
  • Training Requirements

11. Electrical Safety

  • Overview of Electrical Safety
  • Causes of Electrical Accidents
  • Results of Unsafe Work Practices
  • Energized vs. De-energized
  • Working Near Exposed De-energized Parts
  • Working Near Energized Equipment
  • Overhead Line Safety
  • Portable Electrical Equipment
  • Inspecting Welding Leads / Electrical Cords / GFCI
  • Electrical PPE

12. Intervention / Stop Work Authority

  • Overview
  • Management Leadership / Support of Intervention
  • Describe an individual’s responsibilities to do interventions
  • Explanation of how interventions are used (Examples)

13. Fire Prevention and Portable Fire Extinguishers

  • Overview of Fire Protection, Prevention, and Detection
  • Respond only to level trained and know who is trained
  • Elements/Causes of Fire
  • Fire Classification
  • Extinguishing Methods / Types of Extinguishers

14. Walking Working Surfaces

  • Overview
  • Guarding Floor and Wall Openings and Holes
  • Housekeeping
  • Scaffolding/Ladders
  • Stairways/Handrails

15. Job Safety Analysis / Pre-Job Planning

  • Overview
  • Roles and Responsibilities of Hazard Identification
  • JSA Elements (Job steps, Hazard Identification, Mitigation)

16. Personal Protective Equipment, Respiratory

  • PPE Overview
  • Eliminate – Control – Protect
  • Selection, Fit, Adjustment of PPE
  • Eye and Face Protection
  • Head, Foot and Hand Protection
  • Respiratory Requirements – Types of Respirators
  • Hearing Protection
  • Protective Clothing and FRC

17. Prevention of Workplace Violence

  • Overview
  • Responsibilities – Recognition and Notification

18. Working at Heights

  • Overview
  • Only work to your level of training
  • Responsibilities – Prevention of dropped objects and falls
  • Personal Protective Equipment and Inspection Requirements
  • Equipment for working at heights (Manlifts, Fall Protection Systems)

19. Permit To Work

  • Overview
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Types of Permits – Examples: Confined Space, Hot Work, LOTO, etc

20. Driver Safety / Transportation Safety

  • Overview / Statistics
  • No Cell-phone use while driving / Driving Distractions
  • Valid Driving Licenses / Certifications / Endorsements
  • Adverse Weather – Road Conditions – Wildlife
  • Fatigue
  • Vehicle condition/inspections
  • Journey Management
  • Backing/Parking/Location Hazards
  • Loading Securement and Off-loading
  • Seat belt usage
  • Driving under the influence

21. Environmental

  • Federal and State Regulations & Compliance and Reporting
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Response and Reporting of discharges, leaks & spills
  • Minimize waste
  • All wastes go in specific containers
  • Overview of HAZWOPER

22. Excavation - Trenching & Shoring

  • Overview
  • Identification of Underground Hazards / ONE CALL – 811
  • Levels of Training / Competency Requirements
  • Safe Work Practices / Procedures / Permits
  • Hazards Recognition and Mitigation
  • Use of Personal Protective Equipment
  • Hazardous Atmospheres
  • Emergency Response Plans

23. Industrial Hygiene / Occupational Health

  • Overview
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Exposure Types – Skin contact, Inhalation, Ingestion, Radiation (Ionizing & Non-
  • Ionizing), Noise, etc.
  • Common Hazards – Benzene, Lead, H2S, CO2, NORM, Mercury, Diethanolamine,
  • Hexavalent chromium, methanol, welding fume, N2, Fibers (Asbestos, Mineral, etc.),
  • Fumes, Liquids, Weather, Dust, Biological, etc.
  • Monitoring and Mitigation
  • Thermal Stress

24. Site Specific Hazards and Emergency Evacuation

  • Banned Items – Weapons i.e. Firearms, ammunition, clubs, etc., Illegal drugs, Alcohol,
  • Lighters/matches, Explosives
  • New Personnel – Short Service Program (Identification, Mentoring, etc.)
  • Reporting to Work – Fitness for Duty
  • Emergency Planning/Response (alarms, muster areas, etc.)
  • Wildlife
  • Weather Conditions – Lightning, Windstorm, Hurricane, Tornado, UV exposure, Snow &
  • Ice, Flooding, etc.
  • Simultaneous Operations / Communication