1. Health Hazards in Construction

2. Regulations for construction health hazards  29 CFR 1926 Subpart H 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. Explain what drinking water requirements have to be met  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  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 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 CFR1910.1200  Initial training on hazardous chemicals 16a

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

22. Hazard communication information  29 CFR 1926.59  Hazardous chemicals  Written HazCom program  List of hazardous chemicals  MSDS’s 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)  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