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In December of 2015, a 58-year-old glazier foreman died of injuries after falling from a stepladder....
There should be construction signs and barricades around the excavation area. If excavation is deeper than 5 feet, a ladder and sloping or shoring is...
Information on how to handle a backhoe/loader safely, including clothing to wear, checking the machine prior to operation and operating it safely....
A handout with illustrations for residential workers debunking myths about the risks of falling and issues with using fall protection. Part of a colle...
A report to Oklahoma Injury Surveillance Participants on work-related burns among roofers, including hot tar and electrical burns....
Training on power line hazard awareness, including lessons from the past and a variety of class problems....
Ladder is not correctly supported and incorrectly angled. All non-self-supporting ladders should be secured at the top to prevent movement. Ladders s...
This short, but excellent guide from OSHA describes two preventable fatalities, one a fall from a tree and the other a struck-by falling branch incide...
OSHA handout showing how a pipelayer working in an unshored trench was killed when a cave-in buried him up to the waist....
A comprehensive program on maintaining safety when removing lead from bridges, including information on training, regulations and setting up of a safe...
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