Focus Four: Struck-By Awareness
20 min! Run Time
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Description
OSHA Standard: 1926.95, .201, .451, .601-.604, .651, .1424, & Subparts E, G, H, I, T, O, CC and industry best practices
This Focus Four: Struck-By Awareness Course details the basic information and hazards associated with flying, falling, swinging, and rolling hazards.
Learners will practice situational awareness skills in a simulated environment to identify these types of common hazards. Topics include self-awareness and personal safety around coworkers, tools, equipment, and heavy machinery while on the jobsite.
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Focus Four: Struck-By Awareness
Frequently Asked Questions
Flying, falling, swinging, and rolling hazards, the categories that define struck-by risk under OSHA's Focus Four.
Through a simulated environment where learners identify common struck-by hazards around coworkers, tools, and machinery.
It references standards including 1926.95, .201, .451, .601-.604, .651, and .1424, plus several construction subparts.
Coworkers, tools, equipment, and heavy machinery, the sources of struck-by risk this course trains learners to recognize.
Situational awareness, practiced through simulation rather than just presented as a list of hazards to memorize.
OSHA Standard: 1926.95, .201, .451, .601-.604, .651, .1424, & Subparts E, G, H, I, T, O, CC and industry best practices
This course details the basic information and hazards associated with flying, falling, swinging, and rolling hazards.
Learners will practice situational awareness skills in a simulated environment to identify these types of common hazards. Topics include self-awareness and personal safety around coworkers, tools, equipment, and heavy machinery while on the jobsite.