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Item #2PSS1
Cement Burn Prevention Program |
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This training program and kit provides the ready mixed concrete
producer with tools that can be used to communicate the cement burn
hazard to employees and customers. Kit includes: truck decals,
poster (with photographs), sample warning language, summary of tort
issues surrounding cement burns, sample material safety data sheet,
sample delivery ticket (which can be modified for your needs). A new
module for management and legal counsel covering successful
strategies for communicating to customers about the potential for
cement burns.
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Item #2PSS2
Backing Accident Prevention Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes
illustrates the causes of Truck Mixer backing accidents and the
measures to take to prevent them. The kit also comes with training
documentation forms, backing accident investigation form, standard
truck mixer backing hand and arm signals (English and Spanish) and
also handy reference cards that can be given to contractors at
construction sites that assist in backing truck mixers.
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Item #2PSS3
Mixer Drum Cleaning Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes
illustrate the dangers involved in cleaning mixer drums of hardened
concrete. Lockout/Tagout of the mixer drum is discussed along with a
sample mixer drum Lockout/Tagout procedure. The duties of the
entrant, attendant and entry supervisor along with the rescue
personnel responsibilities in mixer drum confined space operations.
Finally, a quiz and training documentation form is enclosed to help
keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS4
Lockout / Tagout / Tryout Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes
illustrate the details of a companies' Lockout/Tagout/Tryout
program. The sources of hazardous energy at a ready mixed concrete
facility are discussed. Lockout/Tagout (LO/TO) of the mixer drum is
discussed along with a sample mixer drum
LO/TO
procedure. Sample equipment-specific
LO/TO
forms are enclosed along with a sample LO/TO logbook and a LO/TO
plan. Finally, a quiz and training documentation form is enclosed to
help keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS5
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is broken
down into a train-the-trainer overall program and then 4 separate
PPE modules for ease of training RMC personnel. A sample PPE
assessment and welding shade guide is also enclosed. Finally, a quiz
for every section and training documentation form is enclosed to
help keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS6
Plant Safety Checklist |
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The plant safety checklist is designed for a company to
self-evaluate facilities per the OSHA standards and take proactive
measures to ensure compliance to occupational safety and health
regulations There are 14 sections covering the areas of a ready
mixed concrete facility along with the maintenance shop and other
supporting structures (offices). An optional scoring system can be
used to help prioritize corrective actions. 36 pages.
Included Free:
An updated, 900+-page General Industry Code of Federal
Regulations for easy identification of pertinent CFR passages.
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Front-End Loader Safety Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees how to safely operate a front-end
loader. Pre/Post-shift inspections and a front-end loader training
checklist is also included. Finally, a quiz and training
documentation form is enclosed to help keep track of personnel
training.
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Item #2PSS8
Rollover Prevention Program |
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The NRMCA Rollover Prevention Program CD consists of a 55 slide
PowerPoint presentation with instructor notes. The programs goal is
to eliminate rollovers in the ready mixed concrete industry by
illustrating causes and preventive measures a concrete delivery
professional can take. Actual rollover incidents occurring on
highway ramps, rural roads, job sites, extreme weather conditions,
intersections and more are investigated, using cause and effect
analysis. The instructor will be able to lead participants in
methods used to avoid future rollovers. The presentation also
summarizes a study, which for the first time, assigns actual speed
parameters associated with ready mix truck rollovers.
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Item #2PSS9
Accident / Incident Investigation Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees the importance of investigating the root
causes of accident and incidents. Causal factors along with the
steps for conducting a thorough accident or incident investigation
are also covered. Drug/alcohol testing along with witness interview
skills is discussed along with the documentation needed for
potential litigation. Finally, a training documentation form is
enclosed to help keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS10
Respiratory Protection Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees the importance of respiratory protection
along with the necessary steps to implement an effective Respiratory
Protection Program. A respiratory protection inspection checklist
and the OSHA Medical Questionnaire is also included. Finally, a quiz
and training documentation form is enclosed to help keep track of
personnel training.
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Item #2PSS11
Hearing Conservation Program |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees the importance of hearing conservation.
Important topics such as what is a decibel and typical high noise
areas of a ready mixed concrete plant. Noise monitoring along with
audiometric testing along with hearing protector selector is
discussed. There is extensive discussion about strategies to reduce
noise at a ready mixed concrete plant. Finally, a quiz and training
documentation form is enclosed to help keep track of personnel
training.
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Item #2PSS12
Three Points of Contact |
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This is a CD-based presentation on 3-Points of Contact is a concept
where at least 3 points of the mixers body (one foot and two hands
or two hands and one foot) are in contact with the vehicle at all
times. This presentation describes the "3-points of contact" rule
for mounting and dismounting vehicles. Mixer drivers have an
increased likelihood of slips and trips off ladders due to the
increased frequency of mounting and dismounting vehicles. There are
two short video clips from an NRMCA member of techniques of
employing the 3-points of contact. At the end of the presentation,
the instructor demonstrates the technique to the students and
students break up into teams of two as one student will be the
climber and the other is the observer.
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Item #2PSS13
Safety Around Concrete Pumps |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees the importance of safety around concrete
pumps. The very nature of a concrete pump job indicates that the
concrete is needed where a ready mixed truck cannot deliver.
Electrical hazards through power lines are a major safety issue with
concrete pumps along with the high pressures that modern concrete
pumps use. Finally, a quiz and training documentation form is
enclosed to help keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS14
Lifting and Chute Handling Safety |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees the importance of lifting and chute
handling. Sprains and strains are a potential injury that ready
mixed drivers must avoid. A pinch point hazard is also created when
attaching extension chutes that can injure the hands and fingers.
Two instructor led hands-on exercises are included to help the ready
mixed driver learn the proper lifting techniques and at the same
time, properly adding and removing extension chutes. Finally, a quiz
and training documentation form is enclosed to help keep track of
personnel training.
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Item #2PSS15
Railroad Crossing Safety |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach employees the importance of railroad crossing
safety. There are approximately 227,000 railroad crossings in the US
and every year about 2,000 people die or are injured while crossing
railroad tracks. Railroad crossing signs, passive and active warning
devices and the 7-steps to railroad crossing safety are discussed. A
case study is presented where a mixer truck was struck by a train.
Finally, a quiz and training documentation form is enclosed to help
keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS16
Highway Safety for Ready Mixed Concrete Drivers |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach mixer drivers the importance of safety in highway
work zones. These work zones are especially challenging as motorists
encounter a different traffic pattern along with assorted lights and
cones as well as flagmen directing traffic. The new OSHA highway
work zone letter of interpretation is covered along with the three
classes of reflective attire (safety vest) available. Finally, a
quiz and training documentation form is enclosed to help keep track
of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS17
Power Line Safety for Ready Mixed Concrete
Drivers |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes are
designed to teach mixer drivers the importance of power line safety. Mixers
are big and powerful trucks. Mixers have run over electrical transfer boxes
as well as pulled down power lines from temporary power run to new and
re-developed job sites. Safe distances to keep away from power lines are
covered as well as what to do if a mixer is in contact with power lines.
Finally, a quiz and training documentation form are enclosed to help keep
track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS18
Night Pour Safety |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes are
designed to teach employees the importance of hazard recognition
when it comes to night pours. Job sites are potentially difficult to
deliver too in the day, let alone night. Slips, trips and falls as
well as temporary lighting are covered. Excavations are more
difficult to detect at night and special emphasis is placed on the
"1 to 1 Rule." Finally, a quiz and training documentation form is
enclosed to help keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS19
Welding Safety for the Ready Mixed Concrete Industry |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes is
designed to teach welding safety. Topics include personal protective
equipment (PPE), hot work permits, fire watch duties and portable
fire extinguisher use. Finally, a quiz and training documentation
form is enclosed to help keep track of personnel training.
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Item #2PSS20
Emergency Plans for the Ready Mixed Concrete Industry |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation
and instructor notes are designed to explain the OSHA mandated plans
of Emergency Action and Fire Prevention. Additionally, a Vehicle
Recovery Plan is covered to help companies quickly and effectively
deal with getting a vehicle recovered from an accident or just break
down. Finally, a quiz and training documentation form is enclosed to
help keep track of personnel training.
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Repair Shop Safety for the Ready Mixed Concrete Industry |
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This CD-based PowerPoint presentation and instructor notes are
designed to explain the safety issues with repair shops. Repair
shops have unique challenges with repairing vehicles. Often the
mechanic must get into difficult to reach places using hand and
power tools. The safe storage of repair shop solvents and lubricants
will also be covered. Finally, a quiz and training documentation
form is enclosed to help keep track of personnel training. |
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