University of Utah - SH-31238-SH7
Oil and Gas Industry
| Grantee Name: University of Utah | Grant Number: SH-31238-SH7 | Grant Year: 2017 |
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The grantee provided 4-hour injury and safety hazard prevention training in the oil and gas industry. Target audience included workers in high-hazard and high fatality industry, including temporary workers with limited English proficiency. Training topics included general site safety, heat stress, slips trips and falls, low back pain, and chemical hazards/global harmonization system. Grantee used new and revised training materials. Training was offered in English. |
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Hazardous Materials Handling and Injury Prevention
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Chemical Hazards and Global Harmonization System
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English |
55 Slides
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PPTX | 2.96 MB |
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General Site Safety
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English |
42 Slides
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PPTX | 4.02 MB |
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Heat Stress
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English |
39 Slides
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PPTX | 1.48 MB |
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Low Back Pain
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English |
31 Slides
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PPTX | 918.30 KB |
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Slips, Trips and Falls
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English |
36 Slides
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PPTX | 2.45 MB |
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Course Outline
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English |
2 Pages
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331.26 KB | |
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Sign In Sheet
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English |
1 Page
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211.11 KB | |
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