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The following are checklist items for changing a truck tire safely. Click HERE to read more.

Always check carefully for fire hazards before you start to weld or cut. Wood, paper, or other flammable materials should be removed from the area. Do not start welding or cutting where there are flammable liquids without checking with your supervisor first.

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An incident is defined as “any observable human activity sufficiently complete in itself to permit references and predictions to be made about the persons performing the act.” Therefore, it is safe to say that incidents or accidents do not usually just happen; they happen for a reason and are usually due to unsafe acts or conditions.

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Falls from heights are one of the leading causes of injuries and fatalities. If today is a typical day in the construction industry across the US, one to three workers will die as a result of a fall in the workplace. There will be more than 500 serious injuries as a
result of these falls.

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Lifting and rigging is a vital and common task in many workplaces. Slings are devices used to lift and move items mechanically. At times, they can be put under great stress, which can lead to damage. This safety talk identifies common sling failures and covers best practices when inspecting these devices to ensure a safe working experience.

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Horseplay leads to many injuries and property loss damage incidents in the United States every year. A quick search on YouTube or Google will show you hundreds of these types of incidents. While you should enjoy the work that you do, your work should always be completed safely and responsibly. While horseplay may seem innocent and fun, it can lead to devastating consequences.

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On construction sites, mines, and other types of work sites, diesel engines are used frequently. Diesel engines power everything from water pumps to heavy equipment that allows for day-to-day activities to be completed efficiently.

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Surveying is a relatively repetitive and low-hazard task on its own. However, surveyors on construction sites face many different hazards while completing their work. It is important to evaluate the work environment and eliminate as many hazards as possible prior to beginning surveying activities onsite.

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