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City training for rail accident

City training for rail accident
It is one thing to sit in a classroom, studying how to respond to a hazardous material incident on a train from pieces of paper. It is another to climb a ladder in full hazmat gear, perch on top of a slippery rail car in the rain, breathing air from a tank, and use a kit to stop a pretend leak….

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Why Scissor Lift Training Is Essential

The Work at Height Regulations (2005) have worked hard to increase the safety of all workers who work on scaffolds or powered access machinery. Parts of the regulations ensure persons working on items such as the scissor lift have had suitable training. By making sure all those using machinery have had adequate training, safe working procedures are followed meaning that all work in a safer environment. The scissor lift… Continue reading

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Why Training Is Now A Necessity For Those Using A Scissor Lift

Since 2005 new Work at Height Regulations have been in effect as a way to improve safety in all manner of industries that use mobile access machinery, the scissor lift and scaffolding. Part of these regulations have been created to make sure that the person using powered access machinery has had a suitable level of training. By ensuring there are always workers with training when people are using access… Continue reading

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OSHA Safety Training For The General Industry

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provide regulations for the safety and health of workers in construction, maritime and general industry. Standard 29 Part 1910 gives a summary of the OSHA General Industry Standards. Subpart D deals with Walking-Working Surfaces that are a chief source of injuries and provides regulations regarding the guarding of floor and wall openings, fixed industrial stairs and ladders, portable wood and metal ladders and… Continue reading

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