Safety Equipment and Procedures
Injury and Emergency Response
Site Hazards and Protection
Construction Site Safety and Prevention
100
This personal protective equipment (PPE) is used to protect workers' heads from falling objects and impacts.
hard hat
100
This is the first step in treating a worker with a deep cut
Applying direct pressure to the wound?
100
The most common type of workplace injury in construction involves these types of accidents.
slips, trips, and falls
100
You should inspect your personal protective equipment (PPE) this often to ensure it's in good condition.
before every use
200
This is the first step to take when encountering an emergency at a construction site.
Ensuring your own safety and calling for help?
200
This is the proper way to treat a burn before seeking medical help.
cooling the burn with running cold water for at least 10 minutes
200
To prevent these, workers should use appropriate fall protection systems like guardrails and safety nets.
falls
200
This type of safety watch is essential during hot work to prevent fires.
Fire Watch
300
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Personal Protective Equipment
300
If you find a tool that is damaged, you should immediately do this.
tagging it as unsafe and reporting it to your supervisor
300
You should use this kind of protective gear to prevent eye injuries on a construction site.
eye protection (goggles or safety glasses)
300
When lifting heavy objects, the best way to prevent injury is to lift with these parts of your body.
Your legs
400
This document provides detailed information about chemicals or materials, including hazards, handling, and emergency procedures.
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
400
When a worker is experiencing this serious condition, you should call 911 immediately and provide rest.
heart attack
400
This type of injury can result from improper use of power tools, including cuts, burns, and electric shock.
injuries caused by power tools
400
The best way to dispose of hazardous waste on a construction site is to follow these.
local environmental regulations?
500
This acronym stands for the organization that ensures safe and healthy working conditions.
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
500
If a worker sustains a head injury, the most important action is to avoid this.
moving the injured person
500
This kind of noise-related injury can be prevented with earplugs or earmuffs.
hearing damage
500
To reduce the risk of falls on a construction site, it's important to do this to the work environment.
Keep it clean and orderly