| 100
Most Frequently Cited OSHA Construction Standards
in 1991 |
| A Guide for the Abatement of
the Top 25 Associated Physical Hazards. Note:
This file requires an Adobe Acrobat Document
Reader and takes a long time to download.
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|
| Center
to Protect Worker's Rights |
| (CPWR) focuses on safety and
health in construction and related economics
issues. CPWR is the research and development
institute of the AFL-CIO Building and Construction
Trades Dept. |
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| Construction
Safety Manual |
| By Dave Heberle. Construction
work site safety is a very important part
of a builder's cost of doing business. This
book is a complete guide to managing residential
and light commercial construction work site
safety. It addresses all aspects of why and
how contractors must educate themselves and
their crews to practice safe construction
techniques. It gives tips on eliminating hazards,
avoiding the high cost of delays and legal
fees for not maintaining a safe work site.
Covers OSHA Compliance, Accident Prevention,
Safety Procedures, and Ready-to-Use Forms. |
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| Construction
Site Personal Injury Newsletter |
| Published by William F. Conour,
Attorney At Law. Provides standards interpretations,
accident prevention lessons from construction
fatalities, and liability issues from accidents. |
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| Electronic
Library of Construction |
| "The Electronic Library
of Construction Occupational Safety and Health
was developed in part by the Center to Protect
Workers' Rights (CPWR) and the National Institute
for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)."
The site is a helpful resources of safety
and health links, training materials and other
materials for the construction industry |
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| Fall Protection in the
Construction Industry |
| (Preamble to OSHA Standard). |
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| |
| OSHA - Aurora Construction
News. |
We have archived here past
issues of this informative email newsletter
from the Aurora Illinois OSHA Area Office.
To our knowledge, this information is not
archived anywhere else on the Internet.
[Please note that OSHNET is not affiliated
in any way with the U.S. Dept. of Labor,
Occupational Safety & Health Administration.
These newsletters, which are in the public
domain, are reprinted here as a public service
for the safety and health professional community].
There were a few uncorrectable changes in
the formatting of these documents as we
changed them from Word Perfect 8 to html
format but all the information appears to
be there.
Nov. 29, 1999,
Volume 3, Issue 3
July 9, 1999,
Volume 3, Issue 2
March 3, 1999,
Volume 3, Issue 1
Dec. 11, 1998,
Volume 2, Issue 3
July 28, 1998,
Volume 2, Issue 2
April 4, 1998,
Volume 2, Issue 1
Dec. 1, 1997,
Volume 1, Issue 4
Aug. 14, 1997,
Volume 1, Issue 3
May 14, 1997,
Volume 1, Issue 2
Feb. 1997,
Volume 1, Issue 1 Update |
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| OSHA Construction Resource
Manual |
| Part 1903 - Inspections, Citations
and Proposed Penalities. |
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| Safe-Con,
LLC |
| Construction Safety Consulting
& Training, Madison, WI. This site has
free
construction safety quizes in the areas
of Excavation Safety, Electrical Safety, Scaffold
Safety, Masonry Safety, Fall Protection, and
General Safety. It also has a " What's
Wrong With This Picture?" section. |
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| Safety and Health Regulations
for Construction |
| OSHA 29 CFR 1926. Linked table
of contents and search engine. |
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