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Hurricanes
Aerial Lifts: Using Aerial Lifts Fact Sheet
Agriculture Safety: Emergency Preparedness for Farmworkers Fact Sheet
Asbestos Fact Sheet
Black Widow Spider Fact Sheet
Brown Recluse Spider Fact Sheet
Carbon Monoxide Fact Sheet
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning QuickCard
Chainsaw Safety QuickCard
Chainsaws: Working Safely with Chainsaws Fact Sheet
Chipper Machine Safety QuickCard
Cleanup Hazards Fact Sheet
Confined Spaces: Permit-Required Confined Spaces QuickCard
Construction Hazards (Top Four) QuickCard
Construction PPE QuickCard
Decontamination Fact Sheet
Decontamination QuickCard
Demolition Fact Sheet
Disaster Cleanup and Recovery PPE Matrix Fact Sheet
Disaster Response: Protecting Workers from Slips, Trips and Falls QuickCard
Electrical Hazards: Working Safely Around Downed Electrical Wires Fact Sheet
Electrical Safety QuickCard
Electricity: Working Safely with Electricity Fact Sheet
Emergency Action Plans: How to Plan for Workplace Emergencies and Evacuations
Emergency Exit Routes Fact Sheet
Emergency Management: Preparing and Protecting Security Personnel in Emergencies
Emergency Response: Best Practices for Hospital-Based First Receivers of Victims
This document offers useful information to help hospitals create emergency plans based on worst-case scenarios. It focuses on suggestions for appropriate training and suitable personal protective equipment for healthcare employees who may be exposed to hazardous substances when they treat victims of mass casualties. The document includes appendices with practical examples of decontamination procedures and medical monitoring for first receivers who respond to a mass casualty incident.
Emergency Response: Best Practices for Protecting EMS Responders during Treatment and Transport of Victims of Hazardous Substance Releases
Emergency Response: Hospitals and Community Emergency Response -- What You Need to Know
Emergency Response: Principal Emergency Response and Preparedness - Requirements and Guidelines
Evacuating High-Rise Buildings Fact Sheet
Fire Ants Fact Sheet
Fungi Hazards and Flood Cleanup Fact Sheet
Generator Safety: Grounding Requirements for Portable Generators Fact Sheet
Generator Safety: Using Portable Generators Safely Fact Sheet
Hand Hygiene and Gloves in Hurricane-Affected Areas Fact Sheet
Hand Hygiene QuickCard
Hazard Communication Standard: Comparison of NFPA 704 and HazCom 2012 Labels QuickCard
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Fact Sheet
Heat Illness Prevention: Protecting Workers from the Effects of Heat Fact Sheet
Heat Illness: Prevent Heat Illness at Work: OSHA Alert
Human Remains: Health and Safety Recommendations for Personnel Who Handle Human Remains Fact Sheet
Hydrogen Sulfide Fact Sheet
Hydrogen Sulfide QuickCard
Keeping Workers Safe during Flood Cleanup: OSHA Alert
Ladder Safety QuickCard
Lead Hazards Fact Sheet
Lead in Construction QuickCard
Mold Fact Sheet
Mold Hazards during Disaster Cleanup
Portable Generators: Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning While Working with Portable Generators: OSHA Alert
Respirators QuickCard
Sandbags: Filling, Moving and Placing Sandbags During Flooding Disasters Fact Sheet
Sandbags: Filling, Moving and Placing Sandbags During Flooding Disasters QuickCard
Search and Rescue Operations Fact Sheet
Spirometry: OSHA/NIOSH Spirometry InfoSheet
A spirometry breathing test shows how well you can move air in and out of your lungs. Testing may be performed on workers who perform jobs that may cause exposure to possible lung hazards, are physically demanding, or require wearing a respirator. The test shows how well you can move air in and out of your lungs. Spirometry testing is required for some workers by OSHA standards.
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