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Albany, New
York 10 Hour Construction Course on Friday, July 18, 2008 or
Albany, New
York 10 Hour Construction Course on Saturday, July 19, 2008
This course is part of
the OSHA Outreach Training and attendees who complete the course will
receive a 10 Hour OSHA Construction, US Department of Labor card at the
end of the course. The course reviews the hazards associated in
construction through a review of
OSHA regulations and focuses on the prevention of injuries
associated with the hazards. Although you may have to take this class,
I do want it to be of value for you and your companies safety on the
job.
The course is conducted
using digitally projected PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, hands on
equipment demonstrations, and classroom discussions.
Ken Mushet will
conduct the one day, 10 Hour OSHA Construction training, in Albany, NY
on Friday, July 18, 2008 for your group of 10 or more attendees. The
cost is $2,500 for up to 10 attendees and $250 for each attendee over
10. (Includes course materials and 10 Hour OSHA Construction OSHA
wallet cards.) There will be other attendees in the course so I will
need to know how many people will be there from your company ahead of
time. There is limited space in the class, so sign up with a Purchase
Order now to reserve your space.
Ken Mushet will also
conduct the one day, 10 Hour OSHA Construction training, in Albany, NY
on Saturday, July 19, 2008 for your group of 10 or more attendees. The
cost is $2,500 for up to 10 attendees and $250 for each attendee over
10. (Includes course materials and 10 Hour OSHA Construction OSHA
wallet cards.) There will be other attendees in the course so I will
need to know how many people will be there from your company ahead of
time. There is limited space in the class, so sign up with a Purchase
Order now to reserve your space.
If you just have
one person to sign up, a more cost effective option could be to go to my
homepage and sign up for the on-line construction course.
The course is 10 Hours
of classroom time and will start at 6:30 a.m. The course will last
longer than 10 hours because lunch and break time are not included. Ken
has taught lots of these classes and he makes it a good learning
experience. Although many workers dread the thought of sitting through
this long class, and would rather have a cavity filled, it will not be
miserable as they envisioned. There are many attendees that actually
had fun and enjoyed it. There are many great safety topics and new
material which makes the class interesting.
There are no
additional fees for course materials or the 10 Hour OSHA Construction
Cards. Wallet cards can be provided the same day as the training, but
they will not be issued until the company check payment is received.
Ken getting ready for another 10 Hour OSHA Construction course.
The 10 Hour OSHA
Construction wallet card has a statement on it that ‘This course
completion card does not expire.’ Some General Contractors and
Sub-contractors may not accept the card if it has been over three years
since the card was issued. Five years is the maximum life of the card
to meet the Connecticut requirement.
Topics to be covered in
the course to meet the card requirement:
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One Hour:
Introduction to OSHA |
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Two Hours:
OSHA Focus Four Hazards
■ Fall Protection, Subpart M
■ Electrical, Subpart K
■ Struck by (e.g., falling objects, trucks, cranes)
■ Caught in/between (e.g., trench hazards, equipment) |
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One Hour:
Personal Protective and Lifesaving Equipment,
Subpart E |
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One Hour:
Health Hazards in Construction
(including hazard communication and crystalline silica) |
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One Hour:
Cranes and Derricks
Subpart N |
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One Hour:
Tools - Hand and Power,
Subpart I |
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One Hour:
Scaffolds,
Subpart L |
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One Hour:
Excavations, Subpart P |
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One Hour:
Stairways and Ladders,
Subpart X |
I could also do a
custom course with different topics, as long as the course topics comply
with the requirements listed below.
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10 HOUR OSHA CONSTRUCTION COURSE
REQUIRED COURSE TOPICS, UPDATED IN OCTOBER 2007 |
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One Hour
Introduction to OSHA, including:
■ OSH Act, General Duty Clause, Employer and
Employee Rights and Responsibilities, Whistleblower
Rights, Recordkeeping basics
■ Inspections, Citations, and Penalties
■ General Safety and Health Provisions, Competent Person,
Subpart C
■ Value of Safety and Health
■ OSHA Website and available resources
■ OSHA 800 number |
Choose at least 2 of the
following topics -
These topics must add up to
at least 2 hours:
- Minimum One-half hour each -
Materials Handling, Storage, Use and Disposal,
Subpart
H
Tools - Hand and Power,
Subpart I
Scaffolds,
Subpart L
Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, & Conveyors,
Subpart
N
Excavations,
Subpart P |
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Two Hours
OSHA Focus Four Hazards
■ Fall Protection, Subpart M
■ Electrical, Subpart K
■ Struck by (e.g., falling objects, trucks, cranes)
■ Caught in/between (e.g., trench hazards, equipment) |
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One Hour
Personal Protective and Lifesaving Equipment,
Subpart E |
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One Hour
Health Hazards in Construction
(including hazard communication and crystalline silica)
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30 Minutes
Stairways and Ladders,
Subpart X
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New York Requirement for OSHA 10-hour
Construction Safety and Health Course – S1537-A, Effective July 18, 2008
This provision is an addition to the existing prevailing wage rate law,
Labor Law §220, section 220-h. It requires that on all public work
projects of at least $250,000.00, all laborers, workers and mechanics
working on the site, be certified as having successfully completed the
OSHA 10-hour construction safety and health course. It further requires
that the advertised bids and contracts for every public work contract of
at least $250,000.00, contain a provision of this requirement.
Contact Information
Please contact Ken
Mushet at SHE Solutions to schedule this course. Thank you for
considering SHE Solutions.
SHE Solutions, LLC
Safety, Health, and Environmental - Training, Audits, & Compliance
Ken Mushet, CSP, REM - President/ Principal Consultant
Mailing Address: 581 W. Locust Dr. Chandler, AZ 85248
Office (480) 883-7218 - Fax (866) 744-5325
www.shesolutions.com,
kmushet@shesolutions.com
SHE Solutions, LLC
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