UBCT 110 - OSHA 10 General Industrial Safety

Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10 concepts and applications. Includes worker rights and employer responsibilities, how to file a complaint, and how to identify, abate, avoid, and prevent job-related hazards. Also includes the four types of hazards commonly found on construction

Course Learning Outcomes:

Adhere to all of the safety, health, and environmental rules and regulations.
Demonstrate ethical behavior and industry professional standards.
Practice effective oral and written communication.
Achieve common goals through effective collaboration

Outline:

Roles and Responsibilities of Safety, Health and Environment
OSH, NIOSH, EPA and other federal/state workplace safety requirements.
Common industrial hazards per OSHA Standards
- Ergonomics
- Laser safety
- NFPA arc flash
- Confined space
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
- Process
- Test to ensure a zero energy state
Selecting appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) per job
Locate a safety data sheet (SDS), interpret the information
Proper fall protection
- Working at heights
- Ladders, scaffolding, lifts
Hazardous situations
Process to Perform a job safety analysis
Principles of the 6S Proram
- Sort
- Sweep
- Sanitize
- Set to order
- Sustain
- Safety
Fuel source and selection of correct fire extinguisher class
Machine guard
- mechanical power transmission systems
- mechanical power transmission systems
- fluid power systems
Safety store and dispose of lubricants and chemicals
Dangers of personal contact with pressurized hydraulic and pneumatic streams
Procedures to avoid oil fire hazards
Guidelines to avoid contact with hot surfaces in fluid power systems
NEX safety regulations
Safety for
- Tightening electrical conductors and components
- Disconnecting electrical conductors and components
- Connecting electrical conductors and components
Hazards and avoid personal contact with live electrical systems
Safety for disconnecting and connecting electronic components
Hazards for precautionary safety when working with electronic systems
Standards to adhere for grounding safety procedures
NFPA 70E Arc Flash Guidelines
Safety for disconnecting/connecting process control components
Hazards and precaution safety for working with process control systems
Environmental rules and regulations