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Job Site Awareness

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The Construction’s “Fatal Four”Out of 4,070 worker fatalities in private industry in calendar year, one-fifth (751 or 18.5%) were in construction. The leading causes of worker deaths on construction sites were:

Falls

Electrocution

Struck by object

Caught–in/between

These "Fatal Four" were responsible for nearly three out of five (57%) construction worker deaths, BLS reports. Eliminating the Fatal Four would save 431 worker’s lives in America every year

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Top 10 most frequently cited OSHA standards violated in FY 2011

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1. Scaffolding - general requirements - construction

2. Fall protection - construction

3. Hazard communication standard - general industry

4. Respiratory protection - general industry

5. Control of hazardous energy (lockout/tagout) - general industry

6. Electrical, wiring methods - components and equipment - general industry

7. Powered industrial trucks - general industry

8. Ladders - construction

9. Electrical systems design - general requirements - general industry

10. Machines, general requirements (machine guarding)

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FIND THE HAZARDS

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Just a few things you can doStay alert.

Wear the proper PPE equipment for the task you are doing.

Know the EVAC plan of the Jobsite.

Be aware of the safety record of the construction company or the site you are visiting.

Report any unsafe conditions.

See the big picture.

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