This safety lesson covers how to stay safe while working in residential basements during HVAC jobs. It explains common hazards like poor lighting, low ceilings, limited ventilation, and tripping dangers. The video highlights the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), staying aware of surroundings, and safely navigating stairs and confined areas. By following these practices, HVAC workers can reduce risks and stay safe in basement workspaces.
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HVAC Residential: Confined Space Safety
This safety lesson explains how to stay safe when working in confined spaces during residential HVAC jobs. It covers common dangers like low oxygen, poor ventilation, heat buildup, and limited exits. The video highlights proper PPE, atmospheric testing, having an attendant present, and following ...
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HVAC Residential: Lifting Heavy Objec...
This safety lesson teaches HVAC workers how to lift heavy objects safely while working in residential settings. It covers risks like back strain, pulled muscles, and dropped equipment. The video explains proper lifting posture, using tools like dollies or team lifts, and recognizing when somethin...
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Job Hazard Analysis
This safety lesson explains how to complete a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) to spot hazards before work begins. It covers how to break down tasks, identify potential dangers, and apply safety controls to reduce risks. The video highlights why JHAs are important for preventing injuries, protecting emp...
