Chicagoland Construction Safety Council - SH-05009-SH8
Silica
| Grantee Name: Chicagoland Construction Safety Council | Grant Number: SH-05009-SH8 | Grant Year: 2018 |
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The grantee provided 4 hours of silica training to employers and workers in the construction industry. Training included classroom and hands-on demonstrations on silica hazards, controls, and exposure in the workplace. The grantee developed training using their and other training materials from corporate, scientific, and government sources of information. Training was in English and Spanish. |
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Silica Hazards in Construction
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Silica Hazards in Construction
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English |
85 slides
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PPTX | 5.01 MB |
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Evaluation Form
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English |
1 page
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139.31 KB | |
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Post-Test
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English |
pages
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176.95 KB | |
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Pre-Post Test Answer Key
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English |
2 pages
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224.14 KB | |
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Pre-Test
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English |
2 pages
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176.75 KB | |
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Promotional Flier
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English |
1 page
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220.79 KB | |
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Silica Student Workbook
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English |
66 pages
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5.00 MB | |
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Trainee Sign-in Sheet
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English |
2 pages
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133.63 KB | |
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