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Several OSHA construction safety standards explicitly require employers to train employees in the safety and health aspects of their jobs. Some construction standards make it the employer’s responsibility to limit certain job assignments to employees who are “certified,” “competent,” or “qualified.” Where construction standards do not provide specific training requirements, the training requirements of the safety training and education standard (29 CFR 1926.21) apply to construction activities.
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Regulations29 CFR § 1926.21 Safety training and education National
Regulations29 CFR § 1926.454 Training requirements National
Regulations29 CFR § 1926.503 Training requirements National
Interpretations29 CFR Correction: 1926.454 Training requirements.01/13/1998National
QuizzesBackhoe Safety (PDF) National
HandoutsBackhoe Safety (PDF) National
QuizzesBackhoe Safety (PDF) National
HandoutsBackhoe Safety (PDF) National
Trainer's OutlinesBackhoe Safety (PDF) [7-Minute Safety Trainer] (short outline) National
MeetingsBackhoe Safety (Word) National
QuizzesBackhoe Safety (Word) National
MeetingsConstruction Safety (Word) National
TalksFalling Objects (Word) National
QuizzesFlagger Safety in Highway Work Zones (Word) National
MeetingsFlagger Safety in Highway Work Zones (Word) National
HandoutsFlaggers' Safety (PDF) National
Trainer's GuidesFlaggers' Safety (PDF) National
Training ExercisesFlaggers' Safety Exercise 1 (PDF) National
Training ExercisesFlaggers' Safety Exercise 2 (PDF) National
PowerPointsFlaggers' Safety in Highway Work Zones (PPT) National
QuizzesFlaggers' Safety Quiz (Word) National
Speaker's NotesFlaggers' Safety Speaker's Notes - Script View National
QuizzesFlagging Safely (PDF) National
HandoutsFlagging Safely (PDF) National
QuizzesFlagging Safely (PDF) National
HandoutsFlagging Safely (PDF) National
Trainer's OutlinesFlagging Safely (PDF) [7-Minute Safety Trainer] (short outline) National
InterpretationsInformation on temporary workers, particularly those in the electronic assembly industry.[1926.20; 1926.21; 1910.1200; 1926.59]04/30/1996National
TalksMaking Do--Tempting Fate? (Word) National
MeetingsMaterial Handling, Storage, and Disposal at Construction Sites (Word) National
QuizzesMaterial Handling, Storage, and Disposal at Construction Sites (Word) National
InterpretationsNecessary training for laser equipment operators. [1926.21(b)]09/21/1992National
PowerPointsOSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry Outreach-Trainer Presentations (OSHA, PPT) National
Guidance DocumentsOSHA eTool - Construction National
Guidance DocumentsOSHA eTool - Construction National
Guidance DocumentsOSHA Outreach Training Program Guidelines - Construction National
InterpretationsPermissibility of using average excavation depth to determine protective system requirements for the excavation.[1926.650; 1926.652(a)(1)(ii); 1926.652(a)(1); 1926.652(b); 1926.652(c)] 09/30/2004National
InterpretationsRequirements for being designated a competent person under Part 1926 Subpart L (Scaffolds).[1926.450(b); 1926.451(f)(7); 1926 Subpart L]06/17/2005National
TalksStatus Quo (Word) National
TalksThe Individual's Responsibility (Word) National
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