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University of Texas at Arlington - SH-26327-SH4

Fall Protection Oil and Gas Industry

Grantee Name: University of Texas at Arlington

Grant Number: SH-26327-SH4

Grant Year: 2014

The grantee presented two 1.5-hour modules on fall protection and on-site motorized vehicle safety training to workers and employers in the oil and gas industry in OSHA Region VI. They revised existing training materials to allow for more pictograms, videos, discussion, hands-on demonstrations, and student participation in short exercises. Training was provided in English and Spanish.

Fall Hazard Awareness in the Oil and Gas Industry

Grant Materials
Title	Language	Length	Format	File Size
Fall Hazard Awareness in the Oil and Gas Industry
Fall Hazard Awareness	English	36 slides	PPTX	3.19 MB
Fall Protection Course Description	English	1 page	PDF	75.63 KB
Fall Protection Worksheet	English	1 page	PDF	64.82 KB
On-Site Motorized Vehicle Safety
On-Site Motorized Vehicle Safety	English	67 slides	PPTX	7.27 MB
On-Site Motorized Vehicle Safety Worksheet	English	1 page	PDF	66.33 KB
On-Site Motorized Vehicles Course Description	English	1 page	PDF	80.15 KB
Protección Contra las Caídas (Protection against Falls)
Fall Hazard Awareness	Spanish	39 slides	PPTX	3.95 MB
Fall Protection Course Description	English	1 page	PDF	75.63 KB
Fall Protection Worksheet	Spanish	1 page	PDF	180.41 KB
Conocimiento de Seguridad para Vehiculo Motorizado en Sitio (Knowledge of Safety for Vehicle Power on Site)
On-Site Motorized Vehicle Safety	Spanish	67 slides	PPTX	7.46 MB
On-site Motorized Vehicle Safety Worksheet	Spanish	1 page	PDF	65.76 KB
On-Site Motorized Vehicles Course Description	Spanish	1 page	PDF	79.76 KB

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