This safety lesson teaches HVAC residential workers how to stay safe before, during, and after an earthquake. It explains how to secure tools and equipment, identify structural hazards, and follow evacuation procedures. The video also covers what to do if an earthquake strikes while working in a crawl space, attic, or on a ladder. By preparing ahead of time and responding correctly, HVAC workers can reduce the risk of injury during seismic events.
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HVAC Residential: First Aid for Cuts,...
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HVAC: Working at Heights Safety
This safety lesson covers how HVAC technicians can work safely at heights when on rooftops, ladders, or elevated platforms. It explains how to identify fall hazards, use proper fall protection equipment, and inspect ladders and anchor points before work begins. The video highlights the importance...
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Lunch and Breaks
This safety lesson explains the importance of taking scheduled lunch and rest breaks during the workday. It covers how breaks help prevent fatigue, reduce stress, and improve focus, especially in physically demanding or hazardous jobs. The video also highlights legal break requirements, where bre...
