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Fall hazards can change several times a day on a demolition project. Whenever feasible, try to eliminate fall hazards at your work site. If fall hazar...
No fall protection. On a demolition project, fall hazards can change many times during the day. Whenever feasible, employers should eliminate fall haz...
Cleaning up. Numerous slip and trip hazards, make it difficult to move around much of the work site. Good housekeeping can help reduce slip/trip and f...
Cleaning up the work site should not be left until the end of the job. Maintaining a clean work site is an on-going task. Good housekeeping can improv...
Using respiratory protection to reduce exposure to silica dust. When feasible engineering controls, such as water or tools with local exhaust ventilat...
Temporary traffic control zone. Flaggers should face the oncoming traffic. The STOP/Slow paddle should be held in a stationary position, aimed at the...
Always use a shoulder pad to protect the shoulder, joint and skin. It is important to use gloves whenever you handle rebar. Keep the load manageable,...
Use padding to protect your shoulder and skin when carrying rebar. Gloves should be worn to protect your hands. Keep loads at a manageable level....
Keep hands free, maintain three point contact with ladder. Use a rope to haul up additional equipmentELCOSH...
Do not climb ladders with equipment in your hand ELCOSH...
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