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OSHA Fatal Four Hazards: Caught-in or Between

Caught-in or Between Hazards are the last of the OSHA Fatal/Focus Four Hazards that ClickSafety (http://www.ClickSafety.com) will cover for National Safety Month.

Jun 24, 2013

Pete Rice, CSP, CIH presents this fifth Tailgate Safety Talk aimed at helping you avoid Caught-in or Between Hazards on your jobsite. You'll learn that Trenching & Excavations are the single greatest contributors to Caught-in or Between hazards. Pete also reviews how rotating equipment and mobile equipment should be inspected and properly used to avoid Caught-in or Between injuries.

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