OSHA 29 CFR 1926

29 CFR 1926 Book-Construction Industry Regulations

The complete 29 CFR OSHA 1926 Construction Industry Regulations Book is available in both English and Spanish.

This new January 11,2010 edition has everything you have come to expect in the Federal Regulations today.

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General Industry referenced material

Abbreviated outline format

Letter of interpretation

Index that indicates page number for the regulation

WE ALSO INCLUDE:

Commonly used forms:

300 log, medical questionnaire, abatement form

English to Spanish Dictionary from Oregon OSHA.

Our publisher is the only one that includes the 300 log, medical questionnaire, and abatement from inside the book

Bound Paperback

This 521-page reference book offers full text of OSHA construction industry standards(29 CFR 1926), plus cross-referenced general industry standards (29 CRF 1910) wherever applicable. We include the 1904 regulations about recording and reporting occupational injuries and illnesses. We also include the 1903 regulations regarding inspections citations, and proposed penalties.

All coverage of the standards and the amendments are updated to stay current to any changes.

Did you know that over 52% of the construction working force is Hispanic? As a result, OSHA has required that all industry workers be trained in their native languages. Meeting the demand set by the government, Hispanic Safety Publications, Inc. produced the first and only complete translation of the OSHA 29 CFR 1926 from English to Spanish. This essential publication includes the standard codes necessary for the construction industry, and reference many sections translated from the General Industry standards, 29 CFR 1910, including the “Confined Space”, And "Powered Industrial Trucks (Fork-lifts)” sections.

Translated by native Spanish-speaking safety trainers, this publication offers the only complete Spanish resource for companies and Hispanic workers to reference for specific rules and regulations necessary to meet the OSHA guidelines. These bi-lingual translators have nearly ten years of experience in the safety training industry.

Companies Benefit from the Spanish Translated OSHA 29 CFR 1926

The Spanish translation is essential for several types of companies, including:

• Construction companies
• Construction Management companies
• Construction Service companies
• Construction Placement Agencies
• Manufacturing companies involved in construction and installation of products
• Any company requiring OSHA 29 CFR 1926 regulations
  

Online CFR 1926 course. Register Online> $ 20.00

LEARNING OBJECTIVE:

• Understand what OSHA does
• Recognize who the instruction is targeted at
• Understand how guidance is provided for General Safety and Health Provisions, Safety Training and Education, First Aid and Medical Attention, and Record-keeping Requirements
• Understand how the Employer’s Safety And Health Program must be structured

Over 500 Questions, Answers and  Explanations

• Conduct   New Employee safety &Health Orientation
• Perform Pre-task  Safety & Health  Hazard  Analysis
• Perform Basic Safety & Health Hazard Recognition
• Issue & Monitor  the Use of  Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Conduct  Safety  & Health Meetings
  
  
  
• Plan for Safety & Health  Hazard Prevention
• Inspect  Tools  & Equipment
• Apply Safety & Health Standards on job sites
• Participate in job Safety & Health Inspections
• Investigate  Accidents and /or Incidents

Over 2500 Questions, Answers and Explanations.

- Safety, Health And Environ. Mgt. (6 Subsections)
- Safety, Health And Environ. Eng. (4 Subsections)
- Safety, Health And Environ. Comm. (8 Subsections)
- Professional Conduct and Ethics (6 Subsections)