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slide1. Click anywhere to get started…<br>
slide2. Construction - Avoiding Struck-By Incidents<br>
slide4. What’s the Danger? Struck-by - forceful hit by an object or piece of equipment
Rolling Objects: Rolling, moving, or sliding object
Falling Objects: Struck by object falling from an elevation to a lower level
Flying Objects: Something has been thrown, hurled, propelled
Swinging Objects: When materials are lifted, they have the potential to strike workers<br>
slide5. How to Protect Yourself<br>
slide6. How to Protect Yourself When operating motor vehicles:
Wear seat belts when provided
Check parts and accessories are in safe
Only drive in reverse when there’s an audible alarm or spotter
Set parking brakes and chock wheels on an incline
Use traffic signs, barricades or flaggers
Wear warning clothing<br>
slide7. How to Protect Yourself Operating general construction tools/equipment:
Have PPE and training for machines and power tools.
During overhead work secure tools and materials, use guards, barricade the area and post signs.
When pushing or pulling objects, stack and secure materials to prevent sliding, falling or collapse.<br>
slide2. Construction - Avoiding Struck-By Incidents<br>
slide4. What’s the Danger? Struck-by - forceful hit by an object or piece of equipment
Rolling Objects: Rolling, moving, or sliding object
Falling Objects: Struck by object falling from an elevation to a lower level
Flying Objects: Something has been thrown, hurled, propelled
Swinging Objects: When materials are lifted, they have the potential to strike workers<br>
slide5. How to Protect Yourself<br>
slide6. How to Protect Yourself When operating motor vehicles:
Wear seat belts when provided
Check parts and accessories are in safe
Only drive in reverse when there’s an audible alarm or spotter
Set parking brakes and chock wheels on an incline
Use traffic signs, barricades or flaggers
Wear warning clothing<br>
slide7. How to Protect Yourself Operating general construction tools/equipment:
Have PPE and training for machines and power tools.
During overhead work secure tools and materials, use guards, barricade the area and post signs.
When pushing or pulling objects, stack and secure materials to prevent sliding, falling or collapse.<br>