Course Description:
Working on and around local roads can be dangerous. The importance of having a formal worker safety program in place and how to establish an effective program should not be taken lightly. This workshop raises awareness about the primary hazards of working on and around our roadways and provides recognized practices for preventing serious injuries and fatalities.
We will discuss common hazards workers are exposed to, ways to mitigate these risks, an overview of why accidents happen, and how to protect personnel through the use of personal protective equipment. Workplace awareness is stressed with emphasis runovers/backovers, struck by, falls, and environmental hazards that come with working outdoors in different weather conditions and worker tasks.
Learning Objectives:
Intended Audience:
Contractors and inspectors involved in the construction of public sidewalk curb ramps.
Pre-Requisites:
None
Credits:
2 PDH; 2 CPWM Technical Contact Hours
Presenter:
Gordon Meth, P.E., PTOE, PTP, RSP2I, Transportation Engineering Expert Witness, Robson Forensic
Sponsor:
This workshop is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program.
Registration Confirmation Email:
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