EXCAVATION SUPERVISOR

This course provides an overall understanding of excavation and its hazards, and details the general and specific requirements when excavating and trenching in accordance with OSHA construction regulations. This course includes topics such as defining types of cave-in protection, recognizing the general safety requirements to work at excavations, evaluating workers in danger, distinguishing soil types, and recognizing the role of an OSHA competent person. This course also aims to enable delegates to understand the management and supervisory responsibilities of safe digging practice and utility avoidance.

COURSE CONTENT:

* Identifying the Most Common Excavation Hazards

* Safety Facts & Excavation Hazards                                        

* Shielding -- The Theory of Shielding

* Assessing Supervisor Competency                                       

* Shoring -- The Theory of Shoring

* Know the meaning of "Cave In"                                             

* Sloping -- The Theory of Sloping

* Additional Concerns & Case Study                                        

* The proper Use of Ramps, Ladders and Stairs

* Know the Applicable Standards                                             

* Identify the Employer and Supervisor's Responsibilities

* Summary and Review

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

* Managers or supervisors who are responsible for survey and excavation activities within their regular job role.

DISCOUNTED DEALS:

* EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT (5 – 10 participants)                                                

* GROUP DISCOUNT (11 – 20 participants or more)