1. Health Hazards in Construction

2. Regulations for construction health hazards
29 CFR 1926 Subpart D 1a

3. First-aid requirements
Provide first-aid supplies
First-aid kit
Infirmary, clinic, hospital, or physician
Valid certificate in first-aid training 2a

4. Drinking water requirements
Portable containers
Dipped from containers
Clearly marked
Common drinking cup
Single service cups 3a

5. Toilets on the jobsite 20 or fewer employees 20 or more 200 or more
Temporary field conditions 4a

6. Different types of toilets
Privies
Chemical toilets
Recirculating toilets
Combustion toilets
Mobile crews 5a

7. Washing facilities Adequate washing facilities
Near proximity to the worksite
Sanitary condition 6a

8. Lavatories
Provide lavatories
This does not apply to mobile crews 7a

9. Provide each lavatory with
Hot and cold running water
Tepid running water
Hand soap or cleansing agents
Hand towels or cloth toweling
Convenient to the lavatories 7b

10. If showers are required
Body soap or cleansing agents
Hot and cold water
Individual clean towels 8a

11. Vermin control Enclosed workplace construction
Rodents, insects, and other vermin
Extermination program 9a

12. Noise exposure Sound levels Administrative or engineering controls
Personal protective equipment
10a

13. Radioactive materials or X-rays
Competent persons
Specially trained
Safe operation
11a

14. Lasers
Qualified and trained employees
Proof of qualification
12a

15. Hazardous substances
How exposure occurs
Threshold Limit Values
13a

16. Illumination
Minimum intensities
Ramps
Runways
Corridors
14a

17. Illumination
Offices
Shops
Storage areas
14b

18. Ventilation
Gases
Vapors
Fumes
15a

19. Ventilation
Dusts
Mists
Engineering control
15b

20. Hazard communication Identical requirements At 29 CFR 1910.1200
Initial training on hazardous chemicals
16a

21. Hazard communication New physical or health hazard
Categories of hazards
Specific chemicals
Labels and MSDSs
16b

22. Hazard communication information
29 CFR
Hazardous chemicals
Written HazCom program
List of hazardous chemicals
MSDSs
17a

23. Hazard communication training
Detection methods
Chemical physical/health hazards
Hazard protection measures
18a

24. Hazard communication training
Hazard communication program
Labeling system
MSDS info
18b

25. 4,4' Methylenedianiline (MDA)
Health hazards
Exposure routes
19a

26. MDA signage Post and maintain legible signs
Label for containers of MDA
20a

27. MDA training
MSDS for MDA
Written training
21a

28. Lead exposure
Types of construction
22a

29. Employee training Warning signs and labels MSDS
Employee information and training
23a

30. Employee training Action level exposure Initial training
Annual training
23b

31. Lead training program 1926.62 Lead standard/ appendices
Action level exposure
Respirators
Medical surveillance program
24a

32. Lead training program Engineering controls and work practices
Compliance plan
Chelating agents
Right of access to records
24b

33. Lead warning signs
Warning signs required
Maintain signs
25a

34. Hazardous material markings, labels, placards
HazMat defined
Package requirements
Vehicle requirements
Retain and maintain
26a

35. Process safety management
Objective
Process training
Operating procedures training
27a

36. Process safety management
Specific safety/health hazards
Emergency operations
Safe work practices
27b

37. Refresher training Every three years
For each employee operating a process
27c

38. General training requirements for HAZWOPER
Objective
Training needed
Health and safety plan
General site workers
Specific limited task workers
28a

39. Initial training requirements for HAZWOPER
24-hour training
29a