Preventing Construction Injuries: OSHA's Focus 4

Overview

This 4-6 hour e-learning course covers OSHA Construction Focus Four Workplace Hazards in depth. The Focus Four Hazards are Falls, Struck-By Object Hazards, Caught-In and -Between Hazards, and Electrocution.

• Contact Hours/REHS Contact Hours: 6.0 hours
• Accreditation Agency:  Phylmar Academy, a division of The Phylmar Group, Inc

Who Will Benefit from This Course?

Construction workers and supervisors who are involved in or interested the protection of workers and themselves from workplace hazards. Members of Worker/Management Safety committees.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

• Identify major fall hazards
• Describe types of fall hazards
• Discuss what a worker can do to protect him/herself from fall hazards
• Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from fall hazards
• Identify common struck-by hazards
• Describe types of struck-by hazards
• Discuss how to protect yourself and others from struck-by hazards
• Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from struck-by hazards
• Identify common caught-in or -between hazards
• Describe types of caught-in or -between hazards
• Discuss various ways workers can protect themselves from caught-in or -between hazards
• Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from caught-in or -between hazards
• Identify major electrocution hazards
• Describe types of electrocution hazards
• Discuss various ways workers can protect themselves from electrocution hazards
• Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from electrocution hazards

Topics Include

• Defining each hazard
• Relating real life examples of each hazard
• Describing the types of each hazard
• Discussing OSHA requirements for employers to prevent each hazard
• Identifying various ways workers can protect themselves from each hazard

Pricing

Single Seat - $129

For bulk pricing or to license the course for unlimited users, please contact info@phylmar.com for additional discounts.

The course certificate of completion acknowledges completion of a specific course; it does not certify the participant to perform any particular work or task.