Thinking Outside the (Trench) Box: Common Mistakes and Unique Solutions to Trench Safety

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Originally Aired - Wednesday, March 15 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM

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Location: West Hall 211-212


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Title: Thinking Outside the (Trench) Box: Common Mistakes and Unique Solutions to Trench Safety

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Session Code: SH5

Focusing on the National Emphasis Program for Trench Safety, this program will provide a brief review of 1926 Subpart P with highlights on where common errors can be found in the field. It will provide a further understanding of common trench safety systems, including their limitations that are often overlooked, as well as include an overview of other readily available safety solutions (but little known!) for unique digs. This session will help employers and contractors better understand the standards and recommendations addressing the dangers of excavation and trenching, and to highlight ways to protect workers.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Learn about different dangers of trenching operations.
  2. Understand Soil classification
  3. Know what constitutes a 'competent person'
  4. Identify the three S's of protective systems and the 12 specific requirements.

Type: CONEXPO-CON/AGG


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