Great Basin Safety. MSHA Topics List. Call Wes White
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1 Great Basin Safety Call Wes White These are the types of subjects you need to learn about. MSHA - Explosives - Accident Prevention - Safety Meetings - Transportation & Communication - First Aid/CPR - Fire Prevention -Conveyor Safety -Ground Control --Miner's Right & Responsibilities -Labeling Requirements- Authority & Responsibilities of Supervisors & Miners Representatives - Cohe -Confined Spaces - Ppe - Machine Guards -Hazardous Chemicals MSHA Topics List 104. Abrasive Cutting Wheels 116. Accident/Accident Investigation (What to do after) 694. AEDs (Automatic External Defibrillators) 020. Aerial Devices and Cranes 424. Air Brake Safety (Pt A) Inspection 425. Air Brake Safety (Pt B) Using Brakes 133. Arc Welding Practices 253. ATV (All Terrain Vehicles) 119. Avoid Unsafe Acts 025. Back Injury Prevention 238. Backhoe Safety 532. Battery Charging and Handling 113. Beginning and Ending with Safety 633. Behavior Based Safety 390. Blasting and Explosives (OSHA General Provisions) 044. Blood Borne Pathogens 346. Boom Truck Hoist Safety 248. Brazing, Sweating, and Soldering 683. Cable Pullers 177. Carbon Monoxide (The Silent Killer) 118. Common Sense Safety 134. Compressed Gas Cylinders 242. Compressor Safety
2 012. Confined Spaces 164. Conveyors 462. Crane Hand Signals 505. Crane Inspection Checklist 256. Crushing Accidents 407. Deterring Work-Site Larceny 163. Demolition Projects (Safety Rules) 506. Dermatitis Prevention 507. Diesel Exhaust Hazards 441. Directional Drilling Safety (Part A) 442. Directional Drilling Safety (Part B) 387. Disposal of Oil/ Oily Waste 165. Distractions on the Job 235. Dozers 551. Dredgers 437. Dressing Impact Tools 428. Driver s Blind Spots 212. Driving (Aggressive) 360. Driving (Backing Up for All Drivers) 220. Driving (CDL Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection) 318. Driving (Cell Phones and Text Messaging) 211. Driving (Drugs and Alcohol) 323. Driving (OSHA s Motor Vehicle Requirements) 214. Driving (What to do After a Crash) 219. Driving on Slippery Surfaces 200. Driving Speed Limits (Observing) 036. Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace 690. Dry Ice Blasting 239. Dump Trucks 486. Dust Control 075. Dust Mask 038. Electrical Cords 296. Electrical Hazards (Working Spaces) 031. Electrical Safety (Low Voltage) 087. Emergency Action/Response Plan 421. Emergency Chemical Spill Response 373. Emergency Evacuation Plans 419. Emergency Eyewash and Showers 374. Employee Training/ Put in Writing
3 350. Excavation Drilling Machine Safety 153. Excavation/Shoring Ops Pt A 057. Excavations/Open Trenches 154. Excavation/Shoring Ops Pt B 404. Excavator Hydraulic Shears 311. Excavator Operations 303. Exits and Exit Routes 708. Explosives (Classification Codes) 651. Extension Cords 006. Eye and Face Protection 049. Eye and Face Protection Selection Chart 128. Fall Protection (Actions Speaks Louder than Words) 660. Fall Protection Checklist 167. Fall Protection Emergencies 168. Fall Protection Self Rescues (Foot Wrap and Rappel) 169. Fall Protection Self Rescues (Rappel) Part B 053. Fire Extinguisher Use 097. Fire Prevention 105. First Aid (Basic Emergency) 084. First Aid (Basic) 079. First Aid for Airway Breathing and Circulation 030. First Aid for Amputation 102. First Aid for Asthma/Allergic Reactions 100. First Aid for Bleeding 106. First Aid for Bone Breaks 017. First Aid for Burns 059. First Aid for Eye Injuries 091. First Aid for Head Injuries 587. First Aid for Heart Attacks 063. First Aid for Impalement 005. First Aid for Lacerations 088. First Aid for Shock 062. Flu (Avoiding the) 150. First Aid for Snake Bites 089. First Aid for Spinal Injuries 054. First Aid Insect Sting/Spider Bites
4 086. First Aid Kit 460. First Aid Kits (Job Specific) 158. Flagger Safety 490. Flagman Signals 072. Flammable Clothing 037. Flammables 010. Footwear 493. Forklift Attachments 003. Forklift Safety (Part A) 277. Forklift Safety (Part B) 719. Gantry Cranes 260. Gas Welding and Cutting 309. Gasoline (Safe Handling, Storage, and Disposal) 230. Graders 570. Grease Pits 015. Grounding and Electrical Tools 034. Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) 440. Hand Digging Tool Safety 018. Hand Protection 465. Hand, Stairway, and Standard Railing 095. Hand Tools 022. Hard Hats 132. Harnesses/Belts/Lines 588. Hay Fever/Allergies 033. Hazard Assessment 282. Hazard Communication 129. Head to Foot (From) 159. Highway Hazards 014. Hearing Protection 096. Heavy Equipment (Safe Practices) 047. Helping the New Guy 149. Hexavalent Chromium 429. High Pressure Injection Injuries 600. Headaches 615. Histoplasmosis 078. Hitching an Unsafe Ride while on the Job 262. Hoists (Electric) Inspection of 445. Horseplay
5 122. Housekeeping (Good) 559. Hydraulics 240. Hydroblasting (Part A) 241. Hydroblasting (Part B) 339. Hydrogen Sulfide Gas in Drilling MSHA Topics List 2 Call Wes White Hydroplaning 092. Hyperthermia (Part A) 590. Hyperthermia (Part B) 722. Ice and Snow Hazards (Jobsite) 316. Industrial Acids (Safe Handling) 023. Injuries (What to do When an Injury Occurs) 287. Jack Hammers 372. Jewelry on the Job 636. Jib Cranes 011. Jobsite Evaluation 403. Jump Starting Vehicles 337. Knife and Utility Knife Safety 450. Ladder (Extension Ladder) 488. Ladder (Fixed Service Ladders) 412. Ladder Jack Scaffolds 008. Ladder Safety 364. Lightning (Safety on the Job) 127. Lifting and Carrying Techniques 331. Lift Gate Safety 353. Load Binders and Chains 237. Loader Safety 564. Loading Dump Trucks 655. Loading, Traveling, and Unloading Pipe and Steel on Trucks 029. Lockout/Blockout/Tagout 126. Look before You Lift 077. Looking Out for the Other Guy 435. LPG (Storage, Handling, Transport)
6 140. Machine Guards 487. Maintaining a Positive Attitude 510. Material Handling (General) 141. Mechanics (Safety) 577. Methane (Tunnels and Mines) 667. MIG and TIG Welding (Electrical Shock) 668. MIG and TIG Welding (Fumes and Gases) 665. MIG and TIG Welding (Part A) 666. MIG and TIG Welding (Part B) 080. Mini Excavators 294. Mobile Drilling Rig Safety 673. MRSA 464. MSDS (Importance of) 027. MSDS Sheets (Guidelines) 120. Near Misses 466. OSHA Inspections (Dealing with) 336. OSHA PPE Requirements 530. Overhead Lines 329. Pallet Jacks 288. Permit Required Confined Spaces 178. Personal Hygiene 354. Pile Drivers 605. Pinch Points 151. Pipe and Steel (Safe Handling) 453. Piping for All Gasses 619. Plasma Arc Cutting (Part A) 664. Plasma Arc Cutting (Part B) 302. Pole Scaffolds 338. Portable Generator Safety 107. Portable Heaters 108. Powder Actuated Tools 348. Power Lines and Equipment (Pt A) 349. Power Lines and Equipment (Pt B) 101. Protecting Your Knees 528. Power Transmission Mechanical (Equipment and Disconnects) 529. Power Transmission Guard Design and Construction 109. Power Tools (Safety Rules)
7 193. Power Washers 427. Powered Platform (Man-lift) Operations 366. Pump Jack Scaffolds 658. Quarry Haul Roads (Part A) 659. Quarry Haul Roads (Part B) 004. Ramps and Runways 071. Refueling Your Vehicle (Static Electricity) 007. Respiratory Protection (Part A) 278. Respiratory Protection (Part B) 279. Respiratory Protection (Part C) 274. Rigging for Safe Lifts 189. Rotary Hammers/Hammer Drills 124. Safety is Everybody s Business 048. Safety Training and Documentation (Employees) 498. Sand and Gravel Pit (Part A) 499. Sand and Gravel Pit (Part B) 585. Sand and Gravel Pit (Part C) 035. Scaffolding Checklist 221. Scaffolds (Moving & Erecting) 002. Scaffolds (Part A) 276. Scaffolds (Part B) 046. Scissors Lifts & Industrial Lifts 369. Scraper Operations 401. Seat Belt Use 413. Securing Loads 575. Securing the Jobsite 642. Semi s (Pre-trip Inspection) 195. Semi's (Part A) 196. Semi's (Inspection Stops) (Part B) 117. Service Vehicle Checklist 491. Servicing Heavy Equipment 365. Servicing Split / Single Tire Rims 616. Shift Work (Part A) 627. Shift Work (Part B) 304. Silicosis 418. Skid Steer Loader Implements 293. Skid Steer Loaders
8 176. Slings for Safe Lifting (Inspection) 191. Slips, Trips, and Falls Pt A 192. Slips, Trips, and Falls Pt B 319. Smoking on the job 563. Solvents and Degreasers 055. Stairway Safety 717. Starting Fluid (Ethyl or Diethyl Ether) 547. Static Electricity 391. Storage of Explosives (General Provisions 247. Sun Screen 061. Stretching (Importance of) 045. Stress in the Workplace 431. Tagging Out of Service 315. Tank Cleaning Safety 721. Team Lifting (2 Man Lift) 388. Telescopic Handlers 473. Temporary Wiring 543. Tetanus 114. Thinking about Safety 301. Three Point Climbing Safety 406. Tie-Off Guidelines 463. Toeboards 626. Torching Operations 194. Trailer Towing Safety 392. Transporting Explosives (Pt A) 393. Transporting Explosives (Pt B) 635. Transporting Oxygen Cylinders 236. Trenchers 152. Trenching Operations 647. TTC (Road Work Ahead and Cone Placement) 670. Walking and Working Surfaces (Part A) 671. Walking and Working Surfaces (Part B) 125. We Know Better 041. Weather (Severe) 182. Welder Trailer Towing 580. Welding Safety (General) 058. Welding Safety Checklist 478. Wheelbarrow safety
9 335. Winch Safety 361. Wire Rope Requirements 700. Work Ethics 470. Worker Hydration 042. Workplace Violence 064. Working as a Team 461. Workers Compensation Fraud Call Wes White Join Us Are You MSHA Certified List your Company Free at MSHA Certified Contractors
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