Design for Safety in Construction
In this course we will look at methods to identify and evaluate construction site hazards. Then, look at the hierarchy of controls to select the best design feature to either eliminate the hazard or reduce the risk. Studies have shown that a significant percentage of construction injuries and fatalities can be traced back to design issues. Many examples will be presented which pertain to the 29 CFR 1926 regulations.
3.0 hrs/0.3 CEU's
Instructor: Claude (Art) Wood
Please note:
The use of any third-party recording and/or note-taking automated transcription services are not permitted by the Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH).
The day before the scheduled webinar, the class instructor will email you a Google Meet invite providing the webinar access information.
If you don't receive an invite by 4pm the day before the scheduled webinar, please contact Angela Murphy at 602-542-1769 for further assistance.
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Design for Safety in Construction
In this course we will look at methods to identify and evaluate construction site hazards. Then, look at the hierarchy of controls to select the best design feature to either eliminate the hazard or reduce the risk. Studies have shown that a significant percentage of construction injuries and fatalities can be traced back to design issues. Many examples will be presented which pertain to the 29 CFR 1926 regulations.
3.0 hrs/0.3 CEU's
Instructor: Claude (Art) Wood
Please note:
The use of any third-party recording and/or note-taking automated transcription services are not permitted by the Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH).
The day before the scheduled webinar, the class instructor will email you a Google Meet invite providing the webinar access information.
If you don't receive an invite by 4pm the day before the scheduled webinar, please contact Angela Murphy at 602-542-1769 for further assistance.