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Training resources to help protect employees' health and safety, particularly in reducing and preventing exposure to the most frequently occurring industry losses (especially material handling, falls and driving practices.

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Contractor's Tool Box Talks

These toolbox talks were put together especially for the fire sprinkler contractor. Their purpose is to assist sprinkler contractors in their efforts in preventing and controlling losses through continuous safety training. The topics address the exposures sprinkler contractors face on a daily basis and proportionately reflect the loss trends of sprinkler contractors for the period 1/97 – 12/07.

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Introduction & Overview [Available]

  1. Introduction & Overview
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Electrical Safety [Available]

  1. Electrical Safety
  2. Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters
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Other Industry [Available]
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  1. Back Injuries
  2. Back Injury Prevention
  3. Contractor Equipment: A Guide to Better Security
  4. Crime Proof Your Jobsite - Audit
  5. Drug and Alcohol / Substance Abuse Awareness
  6. FAQs on Ergonomics
  7. Improving Security at your Construction Site
  8. Internal Theft Prevention
  9. Water Damage Prevention - General Reminders
  10. Water Damage Prevention - Top 3 Causes
  11. Water Damage Prevention - Miscellaneous Precautions
  12. Your Three Job Priorities
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Fire Safety [Available]

  1. Don't Give Fire A Chance
  2. Introduction to Fire Extinguishers
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Human Factors [Available]

  1. Back Injuries in Construction
  2. Healthy Backs in the Mechanical Trades
  3. Lifts & Loads: Lifting by 2 Persons
  4. Material Handling on Construction Sites
  5. Mini Breaks During the Day
  6. Minimizing Musculoskeletal Fatigue
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Safe Driving [Available]

  1. Backing Problems
  2. Courtesy & Safe Driving
  3. Drive Defensively
  4. Right of Way
  5. Roads & Weather
  6. Seatbelts
  7. Seatbelts: The 3 Collisions
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Fall Protection [Available]

  1. Aerial Lift-Pre-Operational Inspection
  2. Aerial Lift Mounting and Dismounting Procedures
  3. Aerial Platform Safety
  4. Fall Protection Requirements Apply!
  5. Floor and Wall Openings
  6. Floor Openings - Cover or Protect
  7. Proper Step Ladder Set Up
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Hand Tools [Available]

  1. Choosing Safer Handtools
  2. Safe Use of Handtools - Wrenches
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PPE [Available]

  1. PPE Overview
  2. Hard Hats
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More Safety Topics [Available]

  1. Hearing Conservation
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