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Construction: Fatal Four Hazards Discussion

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  • FALLS:
    Falls are the number one cause of fatal injuries in construction. Listed below are the top causes of injuries and some prevention tips:

    Top Causes:
    1. Not wearing safety harnesses when working at heights
    2. Falling from roofs
    3. Falling to a lower level

    Prevention Tips:
    1. Use appropriate type of scaffolds
    2. Correct use of ladder
    3. Use fall protection equipment

    ELECTROCUTIONS:
    Electrocutions are serious injury caused by electric shock or current passing through the body. Listed below are the top causes of injuries and some prevention tips:

    Top Causes:
    1. Improper extension cord
    2. Contact with energized sources
    3. Contact with live power lines

    Preventions Tips:
    1. Conducts site inspections
    2. Regular inspection of electrical gear
    3. Proper inspection of equipment

    STRUCK BY OBJECT:
    Struck by obeject are produced by forecible contact or impact between person and an object or a piece of equipment. Listed below are the top causes of injuries and some prevention tips:

    Top Causes:
    1. Rolling objects
    2. Falling objects
    3. Flying objects

    Preventions Tips:
    1. Catch platforms to be used for tools
    2. Inspect power tools for guards
    3. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equiment (PPE)

    CAUGHT-IN BETWEEN:
    Caught-in between objects are injuries resulting from a person being squeezed, caught, crushed or compressed between two or more objects. Listed below are the top causes of injuries and some prevention tips:

    Top Causes:
    1. Moving machinery and tools
    2. Loose clothing getting caught
    3. Overloading heavy equipment

    Preventions Tips:
    1. Wear seatbelts when working with machineries
    2. Switch off equipment when not in used and use LOTO when maintaining machineries
    3. Correct trenching

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