Excavations: A Guide to Safe Work Practices (Full Length)
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- This video demonstrates the common hazards associated with excavations, plus the procedures for preparing and working in a trench. This video is also available in six segments. (1991)
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the fart sound when the cartoon guy gets squished sounds like the sound effect andy used in the Office when he made the fail video lol
I know it’s a cartoon but when the little guy gets smooshed it still scares me a bit poor little fella
Very well done and informative.
it is very good safety must be follow it.
thanks!
God bless you
Thanks for Video
Very good video I like it
yes very nice and educational thanks!
wow its quality
grate work. i totaly agree with you zak18786.
that could will save my some day
say what now?
where can i find shoring table ??
All good information that requires verbal lecture to clarify areas that were displayed in confusing dialect. The tempo is like that of a safety video from the '70s. A much faster pace is needed for today's worker. They mentally check out when the information pauses so long lending little or no attention to the next bit of information.
Hi Richard, This video was produced 30 years ago. Check out our newer videos! Stay safe.
@@worksafebc wow, you guys still reacting to comments! that's great.