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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

11/10/2025

⛪️CHURCH LOADING V.6
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💩PANTS POOPED
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⚙️POWER TOOL SAFETY - MITRE SAWS: Mitre Saws ARE Power Tools designed to make Accurate Crosscuts and Angled Cuts using a Mounted Circular Blade that Pivots on a Swing Arm.
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☠️Mitre Saws CAN be Dangerous WHEN improperly Used OR when Guards are removed or Disabled.
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👨‍🏫Workers SHOULD be Properly Trained in the Use of ALL Power Tools — INCLUDING understanding the POTENTIAL Hazards and the Safety Precautions to PREVENT those Hazards.
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🛡️BLADE GUARD: ALWAYS keep the Blade Guard in Place and Functioning. NEVER remove or block the Guard while Cutting.
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📏WORKPIECE: SECURE the Workpiece firmly against the Fence and Table — DO NOT hold the piece in mid-air or attempt Freehand Cuts.
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🧲CLAMP: USE a Clamp OR a Vice to hold small OR narrow material — KEEP Hands at a Safe Distance from the Blade at ALL times.
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🔪BLADE: Use the Correct Blade for the material, and ENSURE it’s Sharp, Clean, and Properly Aligned — DULL Blades can Bind, Kick Back, or Shatter.
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👁️PPE: ALWAYS Wear Eye and Hearing Protection — Flying Chips and Noise CAN cause Permanent Damage.
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👕LOOSE: REMOVE or Secure Loose Clothing, Jewelry, and Long Hair that COULD get Caught in Moving Parts.
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🏋️‍♂️POSITION: Stand Firm with Balanced Footing — KEEP Hands OUT of the Path of the Blade and NEVER Cross Arms while Operating.
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🧼HOUSEKEEPING: KEEP the Area Clean — Sawdust and Scrap Pieces CAN cause Slips, Trips, and Poor Visibility.
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📖INSTRUCTIONS: FOLLOW the Manufacturer’s Operating Manual for Proper Setup, Blade Replacement, and Maintenance.
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🔌POWER: ALWAYS Disconnect Power BEFORE Changing Blades OR performing Maintenance.
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🏷️DAMAGE: REMOVE from Service ANY Mitre Saw that IS Damaged, Malfunctioning, OR Missing Safety Features — TAG as “DO NOT USE.”
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🕵🏻‍♂️INSPECT: Regularly INSPECT Power Cords and Plugs for Wear, Cuts, OR Exposed Wires — DEFECTIVE Tools MUST be Repaired or Replaced.

11/08/2025

🖲️FACTORY RESET V.5
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🫩 KNOCKED UP
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😴SLEEPING ON THE JOB - WORKER FATIGUE: Fatigue is the result of Physical OR Mental Exertion that Impairs Performance - Worker Fatigue MAY be due to a Lack of Adequate Sleep, Extended Work Hours, Strenuous Work OR Non-Work Activities, OR a combination of other Factors [Incidents ARE highest during the First Hour of Working].
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👁️WHEN a Worker is well Rested, they ARE MORE Alert AND LESS likely to make mistakes that CAN result in an Incident.
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🪫Lack of Sleep impacts a Person’s Cognitive Functions, which CAN mean lack of Focus, reduced Attention to detail AND less than optimal decision making.
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👀The workplace demands Attention on work Tasks, BUT also demands a Worker’s Attention to potential Safety issues WHILE on the Job - Workers daily assignments AND Safety Awareness CAN be impaired WHEN they ARE NOT well Rested.
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🪫Inadequate Sleep AND LOW Energy at Work CAN lead to cutting corners (taking shortcuts) WHICH ARE Safety Risks that result in Incidents - lack of Sleep is a well-known cause of work-related injuries.
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💤Get an Adequate amount of Sleep each Night - do NOT Drive while your Body is naturally Drowsy, Driver Drowsiness MAY Impair a Driver’s Response Time to potential Hazards, increasing the chances of being in a Crash - IF you do become Drowsy while Driving, THEN be sure to choose a Safe Place to Pull Over AND Rest.
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11/07/2025

🧪DRUG TEST INCOMING V.1
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👀HEADS UP
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👀SITUATIONAL AWARENESS - BE ATTENTIVE: ALWAYS be Aware of your Surroundings - on AND off the Job!
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🚶🏻‍♀️MOVE: Watch where you ARE Walking, Sitting, & Standing.
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🚘DRIVE: Watch where you are Driving.
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📱PHONES: ONLY use Phones when you ARE at a stand still OR the Job is stopped - Phones are a huge distraction in our Society today!
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☕️COFFEE: Do NOT Drink your Coffee while Walking, it COULD cause you to become unbalanced and throws off your Walking rhythm.
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👥TALK: Conversations with others in the Work Area OR Red Zone ARE a Distraction.
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🗄OFFICE: Every Job has inherent Dangers, from Heavy Machinery to Tripping Over Items in the Office.
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💡FAMILIARITY: Knowing your Surroundings is the best way to KEEP yourself Safe - the more familiar you ARE with your Tasks AND Workplace, the more Aware you WILL be of the potential Hazards.

11/04/2025

🤖WELCOME TO THE FUTURE V.10
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⬆️LEVELING UP
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✂️SCISSOR LIFT SAFETY - UNEVEN SURFACES: Uneven Surfaces ARE all over the Job Site AND Employees MUST Wear Fall Protection when working from ANY Type of Lifting Equipment Basket.
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⤵️TIP OVER: There is a significant RISK of Employees being Ejected from these types of Lifts, when traveling across Uneven Surfaces, Employees CAN easily fall out when a Scissor Lift Tips Over.
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🤖FUTURE: Scissor Lifts (and Aerial Lifts) HAVE replaced Ladders AND Scaffolding in MANY General Industry Workplaces due to their Mobility AND Flexibility in allowing Workers to perform certain Job Tasks.
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🔗SYSTEMS: Fall Restraint System Prevents the Employee from experiencing a Fall at ALL, similar to a Leash, the Restraint Device ONLY allows the Worker to move within a certain radius, where the radius is ONLY far enough to Work within the Basket - BUT - it is short enough to prevent the Worker from Climbing Up OR Out of the Basket.
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📿BELTS: Body Belts CAN (at the VERY least) be Worn with a Lanyard attached to the Boom OR Basket at ALL times to prevent a Worker from Falling OUT, OR being Bounced OUT of the Aerial Lift.
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🌀OSHA 1926.453(b)(2)(v): A Body Belt SHALL be worn AND a Lanyard attached to the Boom OR Basket WHEN working from an Aerial Lift.
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📃Note to paragraph (b)(2)(v): As of January 1, 1998, subpart M of this part (1926.502(d)) provides that Body Belts ARE NOT acceptable as part of a Personal Fall Arrest System. The USE of a Body Belt in a Tethering System OR in a Restraint System is acceptable AND is regulated under 1926.502(e).
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📜Note: Body Belts ARE ONLY allowed for Fall Restraint and Fall Positioning Systems as a means of Fall Prevention. A Full Body Harness is required for Fall Protection.

11/03/2025

🖲️FACTORY RESET V.4
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💭DREAMING ABOUT THE OCEAN
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😴SLEEPING ON THE JOB - WORKER FATIGUE: Fatigue is the result of Physical OR Mental Exertion that Impairs Performance - Worker Fatigue MAY be due to a Lack of Adequate Sleep, Extended Work Hours, Strenuous Work OR Non-Work Activities, OR a combination of other Factors [Incidents ARE highest during the First Hour of Working].
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👁️WHEN a Worker is well Rested, they ARE MORE Alert AND LESS likely to make mistakes that CAN result in an Incident.
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🪫Lack of Sleep impacts a Person’s Cognitive Functions, which CAN mean lack of Focus, reduced Attention to detail AND less than optimal decision making.
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👀The workplace demands Attention on work Tasks, BUT also demands a Worker’s Attention to potential Safety issues WHILE on the Job - Workers daily assignments AND Safety Awareness CAN be impaired WHEN they ARE NOT well Rested.
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🪫Inadequate Sleep AND LOW Energy at Work CAN lead to cutting corners (taking shortcuts) WHICH ARE Safety Risks that result in Incidents - lack of Sleep is a well-known cause of work-related injuries.
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💤Get an Adequate amount of Sleep each Night - do NOT Drive while your Body is naturally Drowsy, Driver Drowsiness MAY Impair a Driver’s Response Time to potential Hazards, increasing the chances of being in a Crash - IF you do become Drowsy while Driving, THEN be sure to choose a Safe Place to Pull Over AND Rest.
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11/01/2025

🏆LOWEST PRICE WINS THE BID V.12
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🛑 DON’T STOP SHORT
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🚚KNOW YOUR LOAD - IMPROPER LOADING TECHNIQUES: Improper Loading Techniques CAN lead to Weight AND Balance problems, hurting Vehicle Performance, including Steering, Braking, AND Speed Control - Careful Planning MUST go into Loading and Unloading.
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❓ALWAYS ASK YOURSELF - How am I going to get this Load Off once I get it On - Is there ANY chance of Debris Falling OR Blowing out of my Vehicle - Would I feel Safe IF I were Driving behind MY Vehicle - What WOULD happen to MY Load IF I had to Brake suddenly OR IF I hit a Bump?
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♾Brace, Block, AND Tie Down the Load Securely.
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⛓Use Cargo Nets, Ratchet Straps, Bungee Cords, AND/OR Chains to Secure the Cargo.
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✔️Check the Back, Sides, AND the Top.
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↪️Remember that Loads CAN Shift (Move AND Settle) during a Trip, allowing Restraints to loosen.
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🔎Perform Pre-Trip Inspections to ensure that Cargo is properly Secured AND Balanced - Double/Triple Check your Load BEFORE you Haul it - ALSO, Inspect Cargo multiple times throughout your Trip.
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🐢Reduce Speeds around sharp Turns AND Curves, especially if Hauling Heavy Loads.

10/30/2025

🌬️BREATH V.18
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😷DOING ASBESTOS HE CAN
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😤DUST INHALATION SAFETY - CRYSTALLINE SILICA: 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.
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💨Use Engineering Controls such as Local Exhaust Ventilation (with Dust Collectors) OR Wet Methods to prevent the release of Dust into the Air.

10/28/2025

🔢CHEAT CODE V.34
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🔩SCREW YOU BUDDY
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🔒LOCKOUT TAGOUT (LOTO) SAFETY
Lockout Tagout Procedures are CRITICAL to prevent serious injury or death when servicing or maintaining equipment.
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⚙️ENERGY SOURCES: Identify ALL energy sources — electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, or thermal — BEFORE beginning work.
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🚫SHUTDOWN: Turn OFF the machine or equipment using proper shutdown procedures.
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🔑ISOLATION: Isolate ALL energy sources using the correct disconnects, switches, or valves.
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🔒LOCKOUT: Apply YOUR personal lock to each energy-isolating device. One person = One lock = One key.
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🏷️TAGOUT: Attach a clearly visible tag stating your name, contact info, and reason for lockout.
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⚡️STORED ENERGY: Release or block ALL stored or residual energy — such as compressed air, springs, or elevated parts — before starting work.
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✅VERIFICATION: TEST the equipment to ensure energy is completely isolated BEFORE performing service or maintenance.
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👷‍♂️AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL: Only trained and authorized employees may perform Lockout Tagout.
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🧰 GROUP LOCKOUT: Use a hasp or lockbox system when multiple workers are involved to ensure every worker is protected.
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🚨COMMUNICATION: Always INFORM affected employees before starting and after completing Lockout Tagout.
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⚠️NEVER REMOVE ANOTHER PERSON’S LOCK: Only the employee who applied the lock may remove it — or follow strict removal procedures if they are unavailable.
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📋PROCEDURE REVIEW: Inspect and review Lockout Tagout procedures at least annually for compliance and effectiveness.
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🧤PPE: Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment when performing Lockout Tagout tasks.
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💪SAFETY FIRST: Your lock is your lifeline. Protect yourself, your team, and your workplace by ALWAYS following LOTO procedures.
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📘OSHA Standard Reference: 29 CFR 1910.147 — The Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout)

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