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University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, School of Public Health - SH-21005-10

Focus Four

Grantee Name: University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, School of Public Health

Grant Number: SH-21005-10

Grant Year: 2010

The grantee provided training for workers and employers on construction focus four hazards: falls, electric, struck-by and caught in between. The program targeted small construction employers and temporary workers. Training materials include PowerPoint presentations and workbooks. Some materials are available in Spanish.

Systems of Safety Applied to Construction Focus Four Hazards

Grant Materials
Title	Language	Length	Format	File Size
Systems of Safety Applied to Construction Focus Four Hazards
Module 1: Systems of Safety	English	29 slides	PPTX	3.52 MB
Module 2: Falls	English	83 slides	PPTX	7.78 MB
Module 3: Electrical	English	72 slides	PPTX	6.42 MB
Module 4: Struck-By	English	39 slides	PPTX	6.57 MB
Module Five: Caught In-Between	English	65 slides	PPTX	12.05 MB
Systems of Safety Applied to Construction Focus Four Hazards: 4-Hour Training Manual	English	56 pages	PDF	4.02 MB
Systems of Safety Applied to Construction Focus Four Hazards: 8-Hour Training Manual	English	101 pages	PDF	3.13 MB
Constitution Day Workshop	English	25 pages	PDF	461.97 KB
Constitution Day Handout	English	13 pages	PDF	6.35 MB
Sistemas de Seguridad Aplicados a Enfoque en Cuatro Categorías de Riesgos: Manual de las 4 Horas	Spanish	57 pages	PDF	3.94 MB

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