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OSHA has recently released a new set of videos relating to construction hazards. In this blog post, we will be looking at videos concerning sprains and strains in the construction workplace. We hope you find these valuable and informational. Please check back for additional video topics.  To learn about OSHA training online visit http://www.easysafetyschool.com/

Sprains and Strains in Construction

Pulling Cables

This video addresses proper safety procedures when pulling cables in the construction industry. If you work with cables, this video is a must watch for anyone wanting to help prevent sprain and strain hazards in their workplace.

Laying Stone

This video addresses proper safety procedures when laying stone in the construction industry. If your work includeslaying stone, then we recommend watching this video to help prevent sprains and strains.

OSHA has recently released a new set of videos relating to construction hazards. In this blog post, we will be looking at videos concerning falls in the construction workplace. We hope you find these valuable and informational. Please check back for additional video topics.  To learn about OSHA safety training courses visit http://www.easysafetyschool.com/

Falls in Construction

Floor Openings

This video addresses proper safety procedures when working around floor openings in the construction industry. If you work around floor openings, this video is a must watch.

Fixed Scaffolds

This video addresses proper safety procedures when working around fixed openings in the construction industry. If your work includes fixed Scaffolds, then we recommend watching this video.

Bridge Decking

This video addresses proper safety procedures when working around bridge decking in the construction industry. If you work around bridge decking, you will want to check this video out.

Leading Edge Work

This video addresses proper safety procedures when working around leading edge work in the construction industry. Leading edge work is dangerous. Watch this video for safety tips.