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Awesome

You speak to fast. Hard to follow.

talks about the dangers of Silica dust then proceeds to throw it all over the place right at the beginning of the video

Excellent information

A and H safety is the best

Great channel very useful

Brotha do u have this in Spanish

Thanks for this valuable information 🙏🏼

What state are yall in. Cause I'm in Virginia and we set up the work zone by the speed of the road. But we make adjustments do to the amount of traffic, speed of the traffic and geographical lay out of the road. Sounds like yall use 85th percental to set up your work zones. Plus we have 5 components of the work zone which are advance warning, transition, buffer, work area and termination area. The travel way being the 6th

This video is great, but this is a generic way of calculating the distance. But it is always my recommendation to calculate the distance using the specific guidance in the SRL owner’s manual.

Wait a minute Canada is an authoritarian state for 1 so that is so stupid and 2 Canadas military would probably not be able to handle a group of untrained American citizens.

Great video!

Great video Sergio! Knowledge and Awareness as well as proper precautions are key to minimizing the risk of such occurrence's taking place!

I'm looking to start a career in this field. I greatly appreciate these videos, they are very helpful, and fun and interesting! Thank you!

What do you mean cutback distance?

why dont we include the height of the worker like we do for 6' lanyard?

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you said the trench box needed to be 18 inches above the trench wall. this is only needed when the box drops down below the wall. then a slope can be created on the sides that would be 18 inches below, and the slope must correspond with the soil type. other than this, the box can actually be level with the top of the trench wall, at least by the OSHA standard.

Why is the horizontal bench in type b soil at the bottom twice as much than the rest?

So I see on type b soil the first horizontal bench at the bottom looks to be doubled. Why is that a 8’ horizontal bench?

Thank yyoouuuu. This video has really helped me. I have a site inspection in 30mins. You've literally saved my career. Thank yyoouuuu

very nice, thanks a lot

Yo vivo en República Dominicana Espero que no venga rápido el cobit a todas las personas que están tengan cuidado puede morir porque esto puede crecer más rápido Gracias por

Great job.

Amazing

Excellent short and basic information for different types of respirators

One more possible scenario. If the worker ties off below their D-ring, free fall would apply. That freefall distance would also have to be added into the fall clearance. For example, if they secured their lanyard at platform level, approximately 5 feet below their D-ring, they would be risking a 5-7'ish FFD. Some SRL's don't permit a FFD but if they do, that could significantly increase the clearance that's needed.

I'm overwhelmed by all the verbal math given.

Looks like worker entered a trench with more than 2’ of exposed earth below the system at the 6:06 minute mark . And the ladder wasn’t tied off as required by OSHA

Your English is so fast. Can't understand a single word. Pls try to make slower

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Yea also check your surroundings cuz I got stung like 5 or 6 times from wasps while cutting out a hole for a spotlight. I was on the top rung of the extension ladder too

Great quick explanation of sloping. I'm also interested in benching and soil classification

This is well done and put together. Information is correct and up to date with CAL OSHA regs.

good video

Phone repair guys use extension ladders to lean against communication guy wire. This isn’t a stable structure; so is this safe?

Great video, timely information

Nice video, very good explanation!!! Congrats

Great content...

Deserve views...great video..

sloping

Thanks for this video brotha, just got hired as a field tech and thats the only thing that im worried about is the power lines.

It's a help full video.... , contain good knowledge

GREAT VIDEO!

Good info!!

Thank you!

Thank you for sharing

Thanks good info to know