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What is PPE

All workers and visitors at the construction site should wear the appropriate PPE to reduce exposure to various hazards on the worksite. Common PPEs include goggles, helmets, gloves, earmuffs or plugs, boots, and high-visibility vests and suits.

Safety signs allow management to warn and raise health and safety awareness for employees and visitors. Appropriately place them around the site where necessary. Workers should be familiar with the construction site safety tips and different signs: prohibition signs, mandatory signs, warning signs, safe condition signs, and fire fighting equipment signs.

What is a frequently asked question?

What is overloaded circuit

Overloading an electrical circuit can cause some serious problems. While that may seem obvious, chances are that you’ve caused a circuit overload at least once in your life. The good news is that most modern homes are equipped to handle circuit overloads. In most cases, it will trip your circuit breaker and all you’ll have to do is flip it back on.

However, not all circuit overloads go as planned. Regardless of whether you have a modern circuit breaker in your home, you should always do your best to avoid a circuit overload. Still not sure what the big deal is? Read on to learn more about the dangers of an overloaded circuit and find out how you can prevent them.

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Here are some construction safety rules:

Wear personal protective equipment (PPE)

PPE is a simple way to minimize exposure to hazards and prevent injury. PPE includes helmets, gloves, safety glasses, and proper clothing like steel-toed shoes.

Fall protection

Use proper scaffolding, guardrails, and fall arrest systems to protect workers working at heights. Workers should also be trained on how to use fall protection equipment and procedures.

Keep the work area clean

A clean site reduces the risk of accidents and increases fire safety.

Check equipment regularly

Routine equipment inspections help keep employees focused on safety and provide a margin of safety to prevent dangerous errors.

Training

Workers at all levels should attend safety training sessions to learn new safety measures and refresh their knowledge.

Emergency preparedness

Create an emergency response plan to protect workers and equipment from catastrophic damage.

Hazard communication

Employees should ensure that dangerous items are listed and identified on Safety Data Sheets.

Other safety rules include: Following signs, Providing clear instructions, Organizing and storing tools properly, Using the right equipment for each task, and Reporting issues immediately.

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