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PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
• Workers shall wear high visible clothing (retro
reflectivematerial) engaged in work on site at boys and girls
club.
• Garments should be worn properly, meaning they shouldbe the
right size for the person wearing it.Vests and jackets should
be kept closed on the front and sides toensure visibility from 360
degrees.
• Garments should be kept in good, clean condition andreplaced
when worn or dirty so as to preclude theirfunction as high
visibility clothing.
HEAD PROTECTION
• Be sure that workers wear hard hats where there is a potential
for objects falling from above, bumps to theirheads from fixed
objects, or accidental head contact onsite.
• Hard hats are routinely inspected for dents, cracks or
deterioration before workers go out to site.
• Hard hats are replaced after a heavy blow or electricalshock
at (time of accident).
• Hard hats must maintain in good condition.(weekly check will
be in play before work).
EYES AND FACE PROTECTION
• Safety glasses or face shields are worn anytime work
operations can cause foreign objects geting into the eyesuch as
during welding, cutting, grinding, nailing (or whenworking with
concrete and/or harmful chemicals or whenexposed to flying
particles.
• Eye and face protectors are selected based on anticipated
hazards.(face protectors will be used when burningwood.)
• Safety glasses or face shields are worn when exposed toany
electrical hazards including work on energized electrical
systems.
FOOT PROTECTION
• Construction workers should wear work shoes or bootswith
slip-resistant and puncture-resistant soles.
• Safety-toed footwear is worn to prevent crushed toeswhen
working around power tools or falling objects fromabove shade
structures.
HAND PROTECTION
• Workers must wear the right gloves for the job heavy-duty
rubber
gloves for concrete work and insulated gloves.
• All gloves must t tight to prevent any damage to hands from
machin
ery or mishandling tools.
LADDERS
• Make sure that ladders are long enough to safely reachthe top
of shade structures.
• Mark or tag (“Do Not Use”) damaged or defective ladders for
repair or replacement, or destroy them immediately.
• Never load ladders beyond the maximum intended loador beyond
the manufacturer’s rated capacity.
• Be sure the load rating can support the weight of theuser,
including materials and tools.
• Avoid using ladders with metallic components near electrical
work and overhead power lines.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
• Us e only lockout/tagou t devices authorized for the
particular equipment or machinery and ensure that they are
durable, standardized, and substantial.
• Frayed, damaged or worn electrical cords or cables arepromptly
replaced.
• All extension cords have grounding prongs.
• Protect flexible cords and cables from damage. Sharpcorners
and projections should be
avoided.
• Use extension cord sets used with portable electric toolsand
appliances that are the three-wire type
• Overhead electrical power lines are located and
identified
• wire type and designed for hard or extra-hard service.(Look
for some of the following letters imprinted on thecasing: S, ST,
SO, STO.).
• All electrical tools and equipment are maintained in
safecondition, checked regularly for defects, and taken out
ofservice if a defect is found.
• Do not bypass any protective system or device designedto
protect employees from contact with electrical energy.
• Ensure that ladders, scaffolds, equipment or materialsnever
come within 10 feet ofelectrical power lines.
• All electrical tools must be properly grounded unlessthey are
of the double insulated type.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
• Police – 911• Fire- (662) 323-1845
• Oktibbeha county hospital (OCH)-(662) 323-4320
• Ambulance- (662) 615-2694
Source: (http://www.Osha.gov)
LEGEND
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