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Weekly Toolbox Talk: Take Care of Your Feet
Most people don’t think much about their feet, until a foot begins to hurt. Damage to even one bone, ligament, or muscle in the foot can be very painful and make it difficult or impossible for you to keep on your feet and do your job. Unfortunately, statistics tell us that work related foot injuries are common.
Foot injuries can result from:
C3: It's a Mission
The following article was authored by Angela Robbins-Taylor, People Development Program Manager at Construction Career Collaborative:
Weekly Toolbox Talk: Sprains and Strains
Notice to Supervisors: Mandatory Demonstration requires a Minimum of 20 minutes to effectively cover topic.
Weekly Toolbox Talk: Silica Dust Awareness
Weekly Toolbox Talk: Employee Handbook - Part III
DISCIPLINARY POLICY
Weekly Toolbox Talk: Employee Handbook - Part II
ACCIDENTS
In the event an employee is involved in an accident or sustains an injury while on the job, they must report it to their supervisor immediately regardless of its severity. First aid supplies are normally maintained at jobsites to take care of certain minor injuries. When medical attention is warranted, the supervisor will assist the employee in getting to proper medical facilities.
Weekly Toolbox Talk: Employee Handbook - Part 1
ATTENDANCE
Weekly Toolbox Talk: Hand Tools Safety
Of all the equipment placed at our disposal, common hand tools, which we take for granted, are the most useful and the most often abused.
A recent review of construction injuries reveals quite a number of minor accidents involving the use of hand tools. To counteract this trend, it would be wise to review the basic rules governing the use of hand tools.
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Choose the right tool for the right job.
Immigration and the Construction Industry
Center for Houston’s Future hosted a conversation with Loren Steffy about his new book with Stan Marek, Deconstructed: An Insider’s View of Illegal Immigration and the Building Trades.
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