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University of Alabama - SH-21006-10

Fall Protection

Grantee Name: University of Alabama

Grant Number: SH-21006-10

Grant Year: 2010

The grantee presented a fall protection training program targeting construction workers and employers located in Alabama and Mississippi. The training included fall hazard recognition, avoidance, abatement and control. Training materials include a PowerPoint presentation with notes, course learning objectives, and test with answers. Materials are available in English and Spanish.

Fall Protection: Taking it to a Whole New Level

Grant Materials
Title	Language	Length	Format	File Size
Fall Protection: Taking it to a Whole New Level
Fall Protection: Taking it to a Whole New Level	English	248 slides	PPT	17.20 MB
Developing an Effective Safety and Health System	English	3 pages	PDF	63.50 KB
Learning Objectives	English	3 pages	PDF	616.82 KB
Fall Protection Test w Answers	English	4 pages	PDF	80.13 KB
Fall Protection Test	English	4 pages	PDF	71.15 KB
La Protección contra Caídas: Llevándola a un Nivel Completamente Nuevo	Spanish	247 slides	PPT	16.38 MB
El Desarrollo de un Sistema Eficaz de Salud y Seguridad	Spanish	4 pages	PDF	65.62 KB
Prueba Evaluativa con respuestas de la prueba	Spanish	4 pages	PDF	84.59 KB
Prueba Evaluativa	Spanish	4 pages	PDF	77.85 KB
Objetivos	Spanish	3 pages	PDF	741.42 KB

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