This safety lesson explains Cal/OSHA’s requirements for monitoring lead exposure in construction. It covers when air monitoring is required, how samples are taken, and how results determine protective actions. The video highlights employer responsibilities, employee rights, and how monitoring supports long-term health and OSHA compliance. By following these rules, employers can reduce exposure risks and keep workers safe.
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Micropile Safety
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Plastic Bottle Bale Breaker Safety
This safety lesson covers how to work safely with plastic bottle bale breakers commonly used in recycling facilities. It explains how to prevent common hazards such as entanglement, crushing, flying debris, and noise exposure. The video highlights proper startup and shutdown procedures, the impor...
