University of Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute - SH-16582-07
Excavation and Trenching
Grantee Name: University of Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute | Grant Number: SH-16582-07 | Grant Year: 2007 |
The grantee designed safety training materials to address OSHA requirements for the competent person at excavation sites. Training materials include an instructor guide, PowerPoint presentations and tests. Materials are available in both in English and Spanish. |
Excavation and Trenching Awareness for the Construction Industry
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Excavation and Trenching Awareness for the Construction Industry
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El Conocimiento de la Excavación & Zanjas
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Excavation & Trenching Awareness
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Spanish |
181 slides
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PPT | 8.08 MB |
Competent Person Checklist
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Spanish |
1 page
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7.22 KB | |
Instructor Guide
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Spanish |
14 pages
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34.53 KB | |
Instructor Sheet
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Spanish |
2 pages
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8.66 KB | |
Post Test with Answers
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Spanish |
4 pages
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9.82 KB | |
Pre Test with Answers
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Spanish |
3 pages
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8.85 KB |
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