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Fall 2024 Tip Sheet - Safer Vacuuming (Russian)
Fall 2024 Tip Sheet - Safer Vacuuming (Russian)
« LessWashington — Other — 12/11/2024 — 14 Views
Fall 2024 newsletter – project updates and vacuum safety (Russian)
Fall 2024 newsletter – project updates and vacuum safety (Russian)
« LessWashington — Newsletter — 12/10/2024 — 14 Views
Know your hazard symbols! (Russian)
Know your hazard symbols! Tip sheet (Russian)
« LessWashington — Other — 8/8/2024 — 14 Views
Summer 2024 Newsletter (Russian)
Summer 2024 Newsletter (Russian)
« LessWashington — Newsletter — 8/8/2024 — 14 Views
Unlabeled chemicals can be dangerous! (Russian)
Unlabeled chemicals can be dangerous! Tip sheet (Russian)
« LessWashington — Other — 4/10/2024 — 14 Views
Spring 2024 Newsletter (Russian)
Janiorial Workload Newsletter Spring 2024 Russian
« LessWashington — Newsletter — 4/10/2024 — 14 Views
Watch Out for Hidden Dangers! Fall/Winter 2023 (Russian)
Watch Out for Hidden Dangers! Fall/Winter 2023 (Russian)
« LessWashington — Other — 12/1/2023 — 14 Views
Janitorial Workload Study Updates, Fall/Winter 2023 (Russian)
Janitorial Workload Study Updates, Fall/Winter 2023 (Russian)
« LessWashington — Newsletter — 12/1/2023 — 14 Views
Worker Hospitalization Alert: Ironworker Falls 53-feet down Elevator Shaft (Russian)
At around 4:00 a.m., an experienced ironworker was working as the crew foreman with two others on the fifth floor of a building that was being remodeled. They were working to set a 25-foot-long steel beam above an old elevator shaft where a new floor would be. The ironworker was sitting on the edge of a metal deck at the opening of the shaft, working to secure the beam. Another worker was nearby on the deck. His co-worker was wearing fall protection, but the ironworker was not. More »
Washington — Case Report — 5/22/2023 — 14 Views
Roofing Falls in Residential Construction (Russian)
A roofing company was hired to replace shingles on an 8 in 12 pitch residential roof. Shortly after start of shift on the third day, a newly hired roofer climbed the ladder on the back of the house. He was wearing his harness and tool belt. The roofer was walking from the ladder to tie off to an anchorage point three feet away when he slipped and fell 20 feet to the ground, landing on his side and hitting his head.
« LessWashington — Other — 2/15/2023 — 14 Views

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