Struck-By, Caught-Between - Staying Out of the Line of Fire for Construction

Workers in construction are always at the danger of either being struck by or caught in or between materials. This course helps you take steps to stay out of the line of fire to keep yourself and your coworkers safe.
Certificate of Completion
Duration: 21 Minutes
Language: English
Level: Certificate

Introduction to Struck-By, Caught-Between - Staying Out of the Line of Fire for Construction Training

Every year, over 800 construction workers are killed in struck-by or caught-between incidents. Our online Struck-By, Caught-Between - Staying Out of the Line of Fire for Construction Training is designed to help you avoid these common and deadly hazards. This course focuses on key safety practices and strategies that can prevent serious injuries or fatalities. With a certification from our program, you'll be better prepared to protect yourself and others on the job site. Key topics include recognizing hazards, safe work practices, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Additionally, you'll gain valuable insights into OSHA standards and regulations, ensuring your compliance and enhancing overall site safety.

Outline

Introduction
- Welcome
- Introduction
- Learning Objectives
General Hazard Control
- Situational Awareness
- Hierarchy of Controls
- Knowledge Check: General Hazard Control
Worker-Level Control
- Planning for Worker-Level Control
- Coordinating with Heavy Equipment Operators
- Knowledge Check: Worker-Level Control
- Line of Fire or Danger Zone
- Knowledge Check: Line of Fire or Danger Zone
Work Zone Struck-By Hazards
- Struck-By and Caught-In or Caught-Between Hazards
- Where Traffic Enters and Exits Work Zones
- Heavy Equipment in Work Zones
- Learning Activity: Work Zone Struck-By Hazards
- Overhead Utilities and Obstructions
- Public Traffic Through Work Zones
Heavy Equipment Struck-By Hazards
- Heavy Equipment Limitations
- Heavy Equipment Hazards and Controls
- Knowledge Check: Heavy Equipment Hazards
Overhead Struck-By Hazards
- Overhead Work and Scaffold Hazards
- Overhead Work Controls
- Knowledge Check: Scaffolds
Masonry Wall, Projectile and Excavation Hazards
- Masonry Wall Hazards
- Avoiding Masonry Wall Hazards
- Projectile Hazards
- Hazards of Machine Movement and Entanglement
- Knowledge Check: Projectiles
- Excavation/Trenching Hazards and Controls
- Knowledge Check: Excavation/Trenching Controls
Conclusion
- Summary

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FAQ

How long do I have to complete the course?

You are free to complete the course at your own pace, but it is recommended to finish within 90 days to ensure the information remains fresh and relevant. The 90-day timeframe provides ample opportunity to absorb the material, practice safe work habits, and prepare for the final exam.

Is there a certification upon completion?

Yes, upon successful completion of the course, including passing the final exam with a score of 70% or above, you will receive an OSHA-recognized certification. This certification demonstrates your understanding of struck-by and caught-between hazards and your commitment to maintaining a safe work environment.

How is the course delivered?

The Struck-By, Caught-Between Training course is delivered entirely online, providing flexibility and convenience for learners. You can access the course materials, including interactive modules, videos, and assessments, from any location and at any time, allowing you to progress through the content at your own pace.

Why is this safety training important?

This safety training is vital because it equips construction workers, supervisors, and other personnel with the necessary knowledge and skills to recognize and mitigate life-threatening risks associated with struck-by and caught-between incidents.

What is the main focus of the Struck-By, Caught-Between Training?

The primary focus of the Struck-By, Caught-Between Training is to help workers identify and avoid hazards related to being struck by objects or caught between equipment, materials, or structures on construction sites.