University of Tennessee - SH-31204-SH7
Fall Prevention in Construction
Grantee Name: University of Tennessee | Grant Number: SH-31204-SH7 | Grant Year: 2017 |
The grantee developed new training education materials for fall prevention in construction. Training topics included roof structure falls, ladder falls, scaffold and platform falls, bucket/aerial falls, and opening falls. Training was offered in English. |
Why Focus on Falls?
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Why Focus on Falls?
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Introduction to OSHA
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English |
27 slides
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PPTX | 352.44 KB |
OSHA Regulation Updates
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English |
9 slides
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PPTX | 442.52 KB |
Why Focus on Falls
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English |
63 slides
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PPTX | 2.96 MB |
Sign-in Sheet
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English |
1 page
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98.09 KB | |
Pre-test
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English |
3 pages
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88.73 KB | |
Pre-test Answers
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English |
3 pages
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112.15 KB | |
Post-test
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English |
3 pages
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280.94 KB | |
Post-test Answers
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English |
3 pages
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124.55 KB | |
Class Evaluation
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English |
1 page
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80.47 KB |
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