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Manlift Safety Policy
Updated May 2010
As we report in this month's issue, a worker in Turlock was seriously injured after materials that were being improperly moved with a manlift shifted and fell on him. It's important for workers to understand that misuse of a manlift, far from being a smart shortcut, can lead to injury or even death.
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Materials Handling: Toys in Every Store! Make Sure Stacked and Stored Holiday Merchandise Doesn't Pose a Hazard
December 2009
It's the highest-volume shopping season of the year, which means warehouses filled to capacity in stores across the state. But high-volume materials handling can create hazards that cause injuries ranging from the uncomfortable (scraped knuckles and paper cuts) to the disabling (back and shoulder wounds) to the deadly (falls and burns). In any workplace that increases inventory during the holiday season, take "work-related injuries" off your employees' gift list by addressing the hazards below. . . .
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Trainer's Handbook: Formaldehyde Dangers
July 2008
Formaldehyde has popped up in the news a lot lately. First, high levels of the chemical were found in the trailers the Federal Emergency Management Agency provided to people left homeless by . . .
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DOWNLOAD: DPS Plastering, Inc. Docket 03-R3D3-2731
4/2/2008
Employer was a ceiling plastering subcontractor. Beginning March 28, 2003, the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (the Division) through Associate Cal/OSHA Engineer Richard Stone, conducted an accident inspection at a place of employment maintained by Employer at 2345 South Waterman Avenue, San Bernardino, California (the site). On July 2, 2003, the Division cited Employer for the following alleged violations of the occupational safety and health standards and orders found in Title 8, California Code of Regulations: . . .
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DOWNLOAD: Peck & Hiller Company 06-R1D1-1973
10/12/2007
On February 6, 2006, the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (the Division), conducted an accident inspection at a construction site at 170 King Street, San Francisco, at which Employer was engaged in construction work. . . .
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DOWNLOAD: Granite Construction Company Dockets 03-R5D3-5101 and 5102
6/27/2007
Beginning on October 7, 2003, the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (the Division) through then-Associate Cal/OSHA Engineer Darcy Goodman conducted and accident inspection at a place of employment maintained by Employer at 7451 Mojave Drive, Twenty-Nine Palms, California (the site) . . .
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