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OSH
Presentations Descriptions
Back Safety & Lifting Techniques:
This presentation provides guidance on back care and proper lifting techniques.
There are no OSHNC standards that cover this topic.
Big
Four Hazards in the Construction Industry:
NOTE: Requestors MUST allow 1/2 day to adequately cover the topics discussed
in this presentation. This comprehensive presentation, which generally lasts
4 to 5 hours, will cover the top four hazards in the construction industry
that represent 80% of all construction fatalities. OSHA trainers will cover
the construction strategic emphasis program in the state of North Carolina,
fall hazards, electrical hazards, caught-in hazards (excavations and trenching)
and struck-by hazards. Hazard identification and abatement are emphasized
during this session.
Bloodborne
Pathogens (29 CFR 1910.1030): This presentation
provides an overview of the standard, including the written exposure control
plan, engineering and work practice controls used to minimize or eliminate
exposure, personal protective equipment use and added requirements from
the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act.
Common
Electrical Hazards:
General Industry (29 CFR 1910.301 Subpart S): This presentation includes the
OSHA standards related to design safety in electrical systems for general
industry, safety-related work practices and maintenance requirements, and
safety requirements for special equipment.
Construction
(29 CFR 1926.400 Subpart K): This presentation covers common construction
electrical hazards, the OSHA standards relating to those hazards, and tools
and techniques used to identify and minimize these hazards.
Control
of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) (29 CFR 1910.147):
This presentation provides an overview of the standard including the scope
and application, the requirements for energy control procedures, methods
of Lockout/Tagout, the employer's responsibilities, employee training needs,
and inspection requirements
Fall Protection (29 CFR 1926.500 Subpart M):
This presentation discusses the standards that include the procedures, systems,
methods and training intended to protect workers from fall hazards.
Hazard
Communication (29 CFR 1910.1200): This presentation
provides an overview of the standard including how to determine what chemicals
are defined as "hazardous," requirements for establishing a written
HAZCOM program, and information on employee training, chemical labeling
and maintaining material safety data sheets.
Inspection
Process: This presentation provides information
on what triggers an OSHNC compliance inspection, OSHNC's right to enter
a workplace, the types of inspections and how inspection activity is prioritized,
and the conduct of a compliance inspection. Additionally, information about
how penalties are determined, informal conferences and contestment are discussed.
Introduction
to OSHNC: This presentation provides an overview
of the OSHNC organizational structure and services provided, as well as
information about the OSH Act, the OSHNC Act, and the statutes, codes, and
standards enforced by OSHNC.
Machine
Guarding (29 CFR 1910.211 Subpart O):
This presentation provides an overview of the machine guarding standards
which provide protection to the operator and other employees in the machine
area from hazards created by point of operation, rotating parts, etc.
Occupational Noise Exposure (29 CFR 1910.95):
This presentation provides an overview of the standard including how to
establish a hearing conservation program, noise monitoring and hearing protection
requirements.
Permit
Required Confined Spaces (29 CFR 1910.146):
This presentation provides an overview of the standard including how to
evaluate confined spaces in the workplace. Additionally, information about
contractor and employee requirements for confined space entry, training,
the entry permit system, air monitoring, declassification and alternate
entry procedures, and rescue personnel are discussed.
Personal
Protective Equipment (General Industry and Construction):
General
Industry (29 CFR 1910.132-138 Subpart I): This presentation provides
an overview of the standards, including specific OSHNC requirements, general
assessment, training and documentation information. Additionally, hazard
categories and sources as well as specific briefs on eye and face, hand,
foot, head, hearing and respiratory protection are reviewed.
Construction (29 CFR 1926.95-107 Subpart E): This presentation
provides an overview of the standards including specific OSHNC requirements,
general assessment, and training and documentation information. Additionally,
hazard categories and sources as well as specific briefs on eye and face,
hand, foot, head, hearing, respiratory and fall protection are reviewed.
Powered
Industrial Trucks (Forklifts) (29 CFR 1910.178):
This presentation provides an overview of the standards including the safe
operation and handling of this equipment and operator training requirements.
Recordkeeping
& Posting (29 CFR 1904): This presentation
provides an overview of the standards including the applicable and exempt
industry groups, a review of the required forms and acceptable substitutes,
and the decision-making steps to determine what cases must be recorded and
how to properly record them.
Safety
& Health Programs & Committees:
This presentation provides an overview of the North Carolina General Statutes
requirements for safety and health programs and committees, including when
they are required and their functions.
Scaffolds
(29 CFR 1926.450 Subpart L): This presentation
covers the safety standards applicable to the various types of scaffolds,
including information on their design and construction.
Top
Ten OSHA Violations: This presentation provides
information about the previous calendar year's top ten most frequently cited
serious OSHNC standards. This presentation can be altered for either general
industry or construction audiences.
Trenching
& Excavations (29 CFR 1926.650 Subpart P):
This presentation provides an overview of the standard including soil classifications,
and safe construction of excavations and trenches.
Walking
& Working Surfaces (29 CFR 1910.21 Subpart D):
This presentation provides an overview of the standards, including guarding
various holes and openings (such as in floors, walls, and skylights), work
platforms and elevated runways, requirements for standard railings and toe
boards, and design of stairs, stairways and ladders are also discussed.
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