Health Hazards in Construction Regulations for construction health

Health Hazards in Construction

Regulations for construction health hazards v 29 CFR 1926 Subpart H 1 a

First-aid requirements v Provide first-aid supplies v First-aid kit v Infirmary, clinic, hospital, or physician v Valid certificate in first-aid training 2 a

Explain what drinking water requirements have to be met v Portable containers v Dipped from containers v Clearly marked v Common drinking cup v Single service cups 3 a

Toilets on the jobsite v 20 or fewer employees v 20 or more v 200 or more v Temporary field conditions 4 a

Different types of toilets v Privies v Chemical toilets v Recirculating v Combustion v Mobile toilets crews 5 a

Washing facilities v Adequate washing facilities v Near proximity to the worksite v Sanitary condition 6 a

Lavatories v Provide lavatories v This does not apply to mobile crews 7 a

Provide each lavatory with: v Hot and cold running water v Tepid running water v Hand soap or cleansing agents v Hand towels or cloth toweling v Convenient to the lavatories 7 b

If showers are required v Body soap or cleansing agents v Hot and cold water v Individual clean towels 8 a

Vermin control v Enclosed workplace construction v Rodents, insects, and other vermin v Extermination program 9 a

Noise exposure v Sound levels v Administrative or engineering controls v Personal protective equipment 10 a

Radioactive materials or X-rays v Competent v Specially v Safe persons trained operation 11 a

Lasers v Qualified and trained employees v Proof of qualification 12 a

Hazardous substances v How exposure occurs v Threshold Limit Values 13 a

Illumination v Minimum intensities v Ramps v Runways v Corridors 14 a

Illumination v Offices v Shops v Storage areas 14 b

Ventilation v Gases v Vapors v Fumes 15 a

Ventilation v Dusts v Mists v Engineering control 15 b

Hazard communication v Identical v At requirements 29 CFR 1910. 1200 v Initial training on hazardous chemicals 16 a

Hazard communication v New physical or health hazard v Categories of hazards v Specific chemicals v Labels and MSDA 16 b

Hazard communication information v 29 CFR 1926. 59 v Hazardous chemicals v Written Haz. Com program v List of hazardous chemicals v MSDS’s 17 a

Hazard communication training v Detection methods v Chemical physical/health hazards v Hazard protection measures 18 a

Hazard communication training v Hazard communication program v Labeling system v MSDS info 18 b

4, 4' Methylenedianiline (MDA) v Health hazards v Exposure routes 19 a

MDA signage v Post and maintain legible signs v Label for containers of MDA 20 a

MDA training v MSDS for MDA v Written training 21 a

Lead exposure v Types of construction 22 a

Employee training v Warning signs and labels v MSDS v Employee training information and 23 a

Employee training v Action v Initial level exposure training v Annual training 23 b

Lead training program v 1926. 62 Lead standard/appendices v Action level exposure v Respirators v Medical surveillance program 24 a

Lead training program v Engineering controls and work v Compliance plan practices v Chelating v Right agents of access to records 24 b

Lead warning signs v Warning v Maintain signs required signs 25 a

Hazardous material markings, labels, placards v Haz. Mat defined v Package v Vehicle v Retain requirements and maintain 26 a

Process safety management v Objective v Process training v Operating procedures training 27 a

Process safety management v Specific safety/health hazards v Emergency operations v Safe work practices 27 b

Refresher training v Every three years v For each employee operating a process 27 c

General training requirements for HAZWOPER v Objective v Training v Health needed and safety plan v General site workers v Specific limited task workers 28 a

Initial training requirements for HAZWOPER v 24 -hour training 29 a