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12/05/2025

🫂BROS BEFORE PROS V.2
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🙌 HANDS FULL
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🪜LADDER SAFETY - FIRM FOUNDATIONS: Use a Ladder ONLY on a Solid, Stable, Level Surface, UNLESS it has been secured (top or bottom) to prevent displacement.
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📦Do NOT place a Ladder on Boxes, Barrels, Tables, Boards, OR other Unstable Bases to obtain additional height.
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〰️Do NOT place a Ladder on Slippery, Wet OR Soft Surfaces.
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🔝Do NOT use the Top Step/Rung of a Ladder as a Step/Rung UNLESS it was Designed for that purpose.
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💠NEVER lean a Straight, Extension, OR an unopened Portable Ladder against a Window Pane OR other Unstable Surface.
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4️⃣:1️⃣4 to 1 Ratio, for every 4 feet high the Ladder reaches up, set the Base of the Ladder 1 foot out from the wall. (This can be estimated by counting Rungs, which are about one foot apart).

12/03/2025

💸SKILLS TO PAY THE BILLS V.12
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⭐️EXPERIENCE LEVEL 1M
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4️⃣:1️⃣LADDER SAFETY - 4 TO 1 RATIO: Angle your Ladder properly - for every 4 Feet high the Ladder reaches up, set the Base of the Ladder 1 Foot out from the wall. (This can be estimated by counting Rungs, which are about one Foot apart).
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🦶ALWAYS ensure a Ladder is secure by either having a Helper (Spotter) support the Base while a Ladder is being used - OR - IF the Ladder can NOT be held by someone else, make sure it has an appropriate Foot to prevent it from Slipping (The Feet of the Ladder can also be staked if you are using a Ladder outside and no one is available to support the Feet of the Ladder).
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3️⃣An Extension or Straight Ladder used to access an elevated surface must extend at least 3 feet above the point of support/contact.
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➖Use a Ladder ONLY on a Solid, Stable, Level Surface, UNLESS it has been secured (top or bottom) to prevent displacement.
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📦Do NOT place a Ladder on Boxes, Barrels, Tables, or other Unstable Bases to obtain additional height.
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〰️Do NOT place a Ladder on Slippery, Wet OR Soft surfaces.
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🔝Do NOT use the Top Step/Rung of a Ladder as a Step/Rung UNLESS it was Designed for that purpose.
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💠NEVER lean a Straight or Extension Ladder against a Window Pane OR other Unstable Surface.

12/02/2025

🤖WELCOME TO THE FUTURE V.11
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🔋WORK CREW’S LIT
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⚡ENERGY DRINKS - KNOW THE RISK: Energy Drinks ARE heavily marketed as quick boosts for Energy, Focus, AND Endurance — BUT they CAN cause more harm than good, especially for Workers in physically demanding OR hot environments.
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💥Energy Drinks typically contain large amounts of Caffeine, Sugar, and Stimulants like Guarana or Taurine — these can temporarily increase alertness but also raise your Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, and Body Temperature.
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🥵When Working in the Heat, Stimulants can strain your body’s natural cooling system, increasing the risk of Heat Stress, Dehydration, and Cardiac Events. Combined with Heavy PPE or Outdoor Work, this CAN become dangerous quickly.
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💧Energy Drinks DO NOT hydrate you — Caffeine is a Diuretic, which means it makes you lose Water faster. OSHA and the CDC recommend choosing Water or Electrolyte Drinks instead when working in hot or labor-intensive environments.
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🩺The American Heart Association notes that too many Energy Drinks CAN cause Heart Palpitations, Arrhythmias, or even Heart Attacks in some individuals, especially those with underlying conditions or on certain medications.
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11/28/2025

🕹️FORKLIFT CERTIFIED V.28
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🔙 ROLLBACK
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🕹FORKLIFT SAFETY - TRAVEL SLOWLY: ALWAYS travel SLOWLY, NO hurry especially WHEN you ARE Handling a Load - it is more difficult to Stop WHEN Loaded down.
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🍴FORKS: DO NOT TRAVEL WITH FORKS HIGH: Do NOT Travel with the Forks high AND NEVER Travel OR Turn with the Forks in an Elevated Position OR Tilted Forward.
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⤵️ALWAYS Lower the Mast (SLOWLY) when operating ANY type of Equipment.
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🔻NO Personnel SHALL be under the Forks while they ARE being Raised OR Lowered.
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🔊Reverse SLOWLY AND check from behind for obstruction (Sound the Horn).
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🛑ALWAYS come to a STOP SLOWLY.
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👥IF you need to speak to someone while operating any type of Equipment, THEN STOP to speak!
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🆘If Tip-Over, then Do NOT jump OFF the Forklift (even if it begins to tip over) - Firmly hold on to the Steering Wheel, Brace your Feet, Lean away from impact, Lean forward.
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👨🏻‍🏫ONLY Trained and Certified Forklift Operators ARE permitted to Operate the Equipment - an Evaluation of each Operators performance SHALL be conducted at least Once every Three Years.
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✅ALWAYS fasten your Seat Belt when Operating a Powered Industrial Truck (or any type of Heavy Equipment).
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🧱Do NOT Overload the Equipment (NEVER move a Load outside the Lift Truck Rated Capacity) - ALWAYS review the Nameplate to ensure that you are aware of the weight limitations.
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📚ONLY Handle Stable, Balanced AND Properly Stacked (Safely Arranged) Loads (Secure Loads IF Needed).
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➕Permanent Aisles AND Passageways SHALL be appropriately marked (Taped Off) - AND everyone MUST use them.
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🅿️When Parking - Lower the Forks to the Floor, touch the Tips of the Forks to the Ground BEFORE you leave, Apply the Parking Brake, THEN put ALL Operational Controls of the Truck in the Neutral Position.
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🦶Apply the Parking Brake WHEN it is idle position.
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🔑NEVER leave it running unattended for ANY period of time.
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↔️Neutralize the Controls - Set the Direction Lever in Neutral.
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🛑Fully engage the Parking Brake.
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🚫Get off the Forklift without jumping.
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🌀OSHA Creds: Materials Handling Equipment CFR 1910.178 - Powered Industrial Trucks

11/27/2025

🦃 HAPPY THANKSGIVING from NOSHA! 🍂

Today we’re thankful for all the hardworking people who keep workplaces safe — from the ones writing the safety plans to the ones wearing the PPE, and everyone in between.

As you gather around the table (or the job site), remember: Safety doesn’t take a holiday — but gratitude sure helps make it a good one.

Stay safe, stay thankful, and enjoy your day!

11/26/2025

🌬️BREATH V.19
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😵‍💫IMMUNE TO FENTANYL
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😤DUST INHALATION SAFETY - ENGINEERING CONTROLS: Use Engineering Controls such as Local Exhaust Ventilation (with Dust Collectors) OR Wet Methods to prevent the release of Dust into the Air.
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🥵Dry Cutting generates high levels of Dust - AND - that Cloud of Dust you see WHEN a Worker Cuts OR Grinds Concrete, Brick, OR Stone is NOT just harmless Dust, it contains Crystalline Silica, which is Dangerous AND MAY cause Cancer by Inhalation.
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🌫MOST Crystalline Silica is in the form of Quartz, AND common Sand is almost 100% Quartz - Fine Particles created by Cutting AND Grinding CAN get deep into the Lungs - MOST Concrete AND Masonry Products contain large amounts of Sand.
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🌬WHEN you Inhale the Dust, Silica Particles Scar your Lungs, causing a disabling, irreversible, AND incurable Lung Disease called Silicosis.
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🤒Breathing Dust containing Crystalline Silica has also been linked to other Diseases such as Tuberculosis, Kidney Disease, AND Lung Cancer - Symptoms CAN include Fever, Weight Loss, AND Night Sweats.
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👨🏻‍🏫Provide Workers with Training that includes information about Health Effects, Work Practices, AND Protective Equipment for Respirable Crystalline Silica.

11/25/2025

🔢CHEAT CODE V.35
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✏️SHARPEST TOOL IN THE SHED
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🗜️ANGLE GRINDER SAFETY - NEVER HOLD WORK PIECES: NEVER Hold Work Pieces in your Hand OR with your Foot - they SHOULD be Clamped OR Secured, as you run the Risk of having it Torn out of your Grip.
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🛡ALWAYS USE proper Safety Guard with Grinding Wheel, it protects the Operator from broken Wheel fragments - turn the Wheel Guard so that the Closed Area is towards the Operator - NEVER USE the Angle Grinder without the Safety Guard in place.
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👀ALERT: Stay Alert while Operating the Tool - Do NOT USE Tool while Tired OR under the influence of Drugs, Alcohol OR Medication.
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👔LOOSE: Keep Away Loose Clothes, Jewelry AND/OR Long Hair - they CAN be Caught in Moving Parts, causing Serious Injury.
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🔎INSPECT: Visually Inspect the Wheel(s) BEFORE each USE.
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🔌PLUG: Unplug the Grinder BEFORE changing the Wheels.
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💪OVERREACH: Do NOT Overreach, maintain proper Footing AND Balance at ALL times in order to KEEP better Control of the Tool in unexpected situations.
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👓PPE: ALWAYS Wear PPE - Face Shield with Safety Glasses, appropriate Gloves, Hearing Protection, AND Dust Mask if necessary. 
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👥OTHERS: Keep other Employees away while Operating Power Tools.
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11/24/2025

🫂BROS BEFORE PROS V.1
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🪫BATTERY DIED
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🚹USE A STEP STOOL OR LADDER - DO NOT STAND ON CARTS, STOOLS, CHAIRS, HANDRAILS, TRASH CANS, BUCKETS, BOOKS, BINDERS, DESKS, TABLES, SHELVES, COUNTERS, OR ANOTHER PERSONS SHOULDERS: Use Tools AND Equipment for their Manufactured OR Engineered intended Use OR Purpose - Chairs AND Stools ARE meant to be Sat on - Desks, Tables, AND Counters ARE meant to be Worked upon!
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➖Place the Step Stool Level on the Ground, as near as possible to the object you are trying to reach.•
🔒Make sure folding Step Stools ARE fully Open / Extended AND Locked into position.•
👟Do NOT climb on a Step Stool in Sandals, High Heels, Socks or Bare Feet - Wear Closed Toed Shoes.
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🖐Brace yourself by putting a Hand on a nearby Wall while Ascending OR Descending the Step Stool.
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🕴🏼Do NOT Lean Over to Reach for OR Pick Up an item as this CAN cause you to lose your balance.
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🈷️IF you need to Stretch OR go up on your Tip-Toes while on a Step Stool, THEN you NEED a Ladder.
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🚶🏽Step Stools SHOULD have Non-Slip Treaded Steps AND Angled Rubber Leg Tips for stability.
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🔨NEVER use Step Stools OR Ladders that ARE in need of Repair.
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⚖️ALWAYS know the Capacity Ratings - Ladders AND Step Stools SHALL NOT be Loaded beyond the Maximum intended Load for which they were Built, NOR beyond their Manufacturer’s Rated Capacity.
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⁉️Handrails ARE meant to give you something to Hold - Chairs AND Stools ARE meant to be Sat on - AND - Desks, Tables, AND Counters ARE meant to be Worked upon!
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🖐Handrails provide Stability with a Handhold on a Platform, Walkway, Stairway OR Step Ladder - AND work as a guide along a Stair OR Platform - the purpose is to give you something to Hold, NOT something to Stand on.
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🌑Chairs with Wheels CAN cause the Chair to come out from under you while you ARE Standing on it.
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📐Chairs, Tables, AND Desks CAN tip easily when your Weight is shifted in a particular direction.

11/19/2025

🏆LOWEST PRICE WINS THE BID V.13
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🫩SEEMS LEGIT
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🚶‍♂️WALKING AND WORKING SURFACES - HOMEMADE WORK PLATFORMS: Walking & Working Surface is “ANY Horizontal OR Vertical Surface on OR through which an Employee Walks, Works, OR Gains Access to a Work Area OR Workplace Location” 1910.21(b).
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⬜️Platform: a Walking-Working Surface that is Elevated above the surrounding Area. 1910.21(b).
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⚖️Loads: The Employer MUST ensure that each Walking-Working Surface CAN support the Maximum Intended Load for that Surface 1910.22(b).
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⤵️Fall Hazard: ANY condition on a Walking-Working Surface that exposes an Employee to a Risk of Harm from a Fall on the same level OR to a Lower Level. 1910.21(b).
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🔗Fall Protection: ANY Equipment, Device, OR System that prevents an Employee from Falling from an Elevation OR Mitigates the effect of such a Fall. 1910.21(b).
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🔎Walking And Working Surface are Inspected, regularly AND as necessary, AND Maintained in a Safe Condition 1910.22(d)(1).
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👨🏻‍🏫TRAINING: Employers MUST ensure that Employees are Trained by a Qualified Person BEFORE ANY Employee is exposed to a Fall Hazard - how to recognize AND minimize Hazards - AND - how to Install, Inspect, Operate, Maintain and Disassemble Fall Protection Systems. 1910.30(a)(1).
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🧠Training MUST be Understandable - The Employer MUST provide Information AND Training to each Employee in a manner that the Employee Understands. 1910.30(d).

11/13/2025

🕹️FORKLIFT CERTIFIED V.27
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🧃KOOL-AID MAN
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🕹FORKLIFT SAFETY - INSPECT DAILY: Vehicles that ARE in need of Repair , Defective, OR in ANY way unsafe SHOULD be removed from Service immediately.
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🔍Industrial Trucks SHALL be Examined BEFORE being placed in Service, and
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🚫SHALL NOT be placed in Service if the Examination shows ANY condition adversely affecting the Safety of the Vehicle.
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1️⃣Examination SHALL be made at least Daily.
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🕑Where Industrial Trucks ARE used on a round-the-clock basis, they SHALL be Examined AFTER each Shift.
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📋Defects WHEN found SHALL be immediately Reported AND Corrected.
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💧Check Fluid Levels - Oil, Water, AND Hydraulic Fluid.
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➰Leaks, Cracks, OR ANY other Defect, including Hydraulic Hoses AND Mast Chains.
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📏Tire Condition AND Pressure, including Cuts AND Gouges.
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🍴Forks condition - including the Top Clip Retaining Pin AND Heel.
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🏷️ Safety Decals AND Nameplates - ALL Warning Decals AND Plates ARE in place AND legible. Check that information on the Nameplate matches the Model, Serial Numbers, AND Attachments.
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📕Operator Manual on the Truck AND legible.
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🚨ALL Safety Devices ARE working properly, especially the Seat Belt and Back Up Alarm.
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👨🏻‍🏫ONLY Trained and Certified Forklift Operators ARE permitted to Operate the Equipment - an Evaluation of each Operators performance SHALL be conducted at least Once every Three Years. 1910.-78(I)(4)(iii).
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🌀OSHA Creds: 1910 Subpart N Materials Handling and Storage 1910.178 - Powered Industrial Trucks

11/11/2025

💀DANGEROUSLY CAREFUL V.1
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🫣BETTER NOT FALL
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🔲UNPROTECTED SIDES AND LEADING EDGES - ONE WRONG MOVE : A Leading Edge is an Unprotected Side AND Edge of a Floor, Roof, or Formwork for a Floor or OTHER Walking/Working Surface - during periods when it is actively or continuously Under Construction.
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🚶🏽Each Employee on a Walking/Working Surface (horizontal and vertical surface) with an unprotected side or edge which is 6 feet (1.8 m) or more above a lower level shall be protected from falling by the use of guardrail systems, safety net systems, or personal fall arrest systems.
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6️⃣Each employee on a walking/working surface 6 feet (1.8 m) or more above a lower level where leading edges are under construction, but who is not engaged in the leading edge work, shall be protected from falling by a guardrail system, safety net system, or personal fall arrest system.
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🚧If a guardrail system is chosen to provide the fall protection, and a controlled access zone has already been established for leading edge work, the control line may be used in lieu of a guardrail along the edge that parallels the leading edge.
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🔑Key Components to Fall Protection - Full Body Harness, Lanyard, SRL, & Anchor Point (MUST be able to support 5,000lb. Load).
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📦Do NOT place a Ladder on Boxes, Barrels, Tables, or other Unstable Bases to obtain additional height.
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〰️Do NOT place a Ladder on Slippery, Wet OR Soft surfaces.
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🔝Do NOT use the Top Step/Rung of a Ladder as a Step/Rung UNLESS it was Designed for that purpose.
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🌀OSHA Creds: 29 CFR 1926.501

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