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I want to know what criteria people use to determine if a fire drill was a success. Do you use a checklist? Thank you
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1-List out 10 activity mostly operate at construction site?
2-Identify 10 types of hazard occurred at construction site?
3-Strategy should taken by the employer to manage and decrease risk of safety and health at workplace?
4-List out 3 regulation that relate to fire safety?
5-List out 5 example of confine space workplace?
6-Proper planning should be done before, current and after implementing task in confine space. Describe 3 stage of safety planning in confine space work process
7-Describe about flammability limit and draw flammability limit diagram
this is important for me ,im using this for my homework (i currently study in safety/health)
Thanks for the input. I was actually able to find a "Letter of Interpretation" from OSHA. It specifically addresses the use of these type of vehicles. On a worksite, they are considered a "motor vehicle". The definition come from the dictionary and OSHA agrees with the definition. So, if it is a "motor vehicle" seatbelt(s) would be required. Personally, I prefer to show management the laws as opposed to always pointing towards liability. Sometimes they are too willing to accept the risk, which drives me nuts.
Again, thanks for the input.
Have a great week,
Chris
Good Luck!