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 sites.

Course Learning Outcomes:

Explain worker rights under OSHA.
Identify OSHA standards.
Describe the four focus hazards for the construction industry.
Identify general industry hazards

Outline:

Employer Responsibility- Employee Right to Know
1. Unsafe conditions
2. Regulations
3. Hazards
4. Exposure
5. Accident Prevention
Personal Protective Equipment
1. Eye Protection
2. Hand Protection
3. Foot Protection
4. Head Protection
5. Clothing
6. Skin Protection
7. Breathing-respiratory
8. Fall protection
9. Hearing protection
Material Handling
1. Signaling
2. Barricades
3. Storage
4. Housekeeping
5. Rigging
6. Hazardous materials
Hand and Power Tools
1. Hand tools
  1. Wrenches
  2. Saws
  3. Pliers
  4. Screw drivers
  5. Hammers
  6. Files
  7. Knives
2. Power tools
  1. Electric power tools
  2. Pneumatic power tools
  3. Fuel powered tools
  4. Hydraulic power tools
  5. Power-actuated tools
  6. Abrasive tools
  7. Woodworking tools
Electrical Hazards
1. Lock-out/tag-out
2. Static and dyanamic
3. Current and conducting
4. Circuits
5. Training
6. Amperes
7. Volts
8. Resistance
9. Electric shock
Hazards Communication Standards (HAZCOM)
1. Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
2. Worker responsibilities under HAZCOM
Fire Safey
1. Fire prevention guidelines
2. How fires start
3. Fire prevention
  1. Flammable and combustible liquids
  2. Flammable gasses
  3. Ordinary combustibles
  4. Other
4. Fire fighting
  1. Classes of fires
  2. Other
Scaffolds
1. Erectors and dismantlers
2. Capacity
3. Scaffold platform construction
4. Criteria for supported scaffolds
5. Suspension scaffolds
6. Access
7. Fall protection (belts, lanyards, guard rails, toe boards)
8. Cross bracing
9. Midrails
Fall Protection
1. Training requirements
2. Controlled access zones
3. Safety monitoring systems
4. Guidelines for fall arrest systems
5. Guardrail/covers
6. Connecting activity
7. Positioning device systems
8. Deceleration device
9. Fall protection plan
10. Protection from falling objects
11. Safety net
Cranes
1. Operator error
2. Site conditions
3. Mechanical failure
4. Structural failure
5. Rigigng failure
6. Crane signal/radio communication failure
7. Derricks
8. Hand signals
9. Wire rope
10. Platform
11. Transit
12. Overhead hazards
Stairways and ladders
1. Risers
2. Platform/landing
3. Stair rails and handrails
4. Midrails
5. Ladder loads
6. Rungs
7. Cleats
8. Spreaders
9. Cages for fixed ladder
10. Training requirements
11. Ansi guidelines
Trade Terms
1. Hand tools
  1. Alloy
  2. Beveled
  3. Dropped-forged
  4. Kerf
  5. Plumb
  6. Other
2. Power Tools
  1. Ground fault protection
  2. Electric
  3. Hydraulic
  4. Pnuematic
  5. Powder (explosvie)
  6. Revolutions Per Minute (RPM)
  7. Tempered
  8. Other
Hand Tool Use
1. Selection
  1. Hammers
    1. Claw
    2. Ball peen
  2. Screwdrivers
    1. Slotted
    2. Phillips
  3. Sledgehammers
    1. Double face
    2. Cross peen
  4. Ripping bars and nail pullers
  5. Wrenches
    1. Adjustable
    2. Nonadjustable
  6. Pliers and wire cutters
    1. Slip-joint
    2. Long-nose
    3. Lineman
  7. Levels
  8. Squares
    1. Framing
    2. Combination
  9. Rulers and measuring tapes
  10. Vices and clamps
    1. Bench vise
    2. C-clamp
  11. Saws
    1. Crosscut
    2. Rip
  12. Files, chisels and punches
  13. Plumb bob
  14. Sockets and ratchets
2. Safe use
3. Maintenance
Power Tool Use
1. Selection
  1. Drills
    1. Electric
    2. Cordless
    3. Hammer
    4. Electro-magnetic
    5. Pneumatic
  2. Saws
    1. Circular
    2. Saber
    3. Reciprocating
    4. Band
    5. Jig
  3. Grinders and sanders
    1. Angle
    2. End
    3. Bench
  4. Miscellaneous
    1. Jackhammer
    2. Porta-power
    3. Powder actuated
2. Safe use
3. Maintenance
Terms and Symbols
1. Working drawings
2. Site plan
3. Plan views
4. Elevation drawings
5. Sectional drawings
6. Detail drawings
7. Auxiliary drawings
8. Other
Components
1. Title block
2. Design drawing area
3. Legend
4. Revision block
5. Scale
Measuring Tools
1. Engineer’s scale
2. Architect’s scale
3. Metric scale
4. Applications
Line Types and Symbols
1. Line types
  1. Property
  2. Boundary
  3. Main object
  4. Hidden
  5. Center
  6. Dimension and extension
  7. Break
  8. Reference
  9. Leader
  10. Other
2. Symbols
  1. Building material
  2. Electrical
  3. Piping
  4. Door and window
Abbreviations
1. AGGR (aggregate)
2. BM (bench mark)
3. ELEV (elevation)
4. MECH (mechanical)
5. PWR (power)
6. STR (structural)
7. WDW (window)
8. Other
Grid Lines, Plan Locations, and Dimensions
1. Grid lines
2. Plan locations
3. Dimensions
  1. Floor plans
  2. Elevations
  3. Sections and details
Production Techniques
1. Computer Aided Design (CAD)
2. Care
3. Procedures
Blueprint Reading Parts and Locations
1. Site plan
2. Floor plan
3. Elevation drawing
4. Sectional drawing
5. Detail drawing
6. Electrical drawing
7. HVAC plan
8. Plumbing plan
9. Door and window schedule