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OSHA 10 and 30 Safety Rules, in Drawings Each Rule on Its Own Page, Always in the Same Order

Fall protection, ladders and scaffolds, struck-by, trenches, lockout/tagout, HazCom labels, PPE, forklifts and heat illness. Every topic gets its own page: the drawing first, then what you need to remember. 64 illustrated pages.

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Every topic, its own pageEvery rule drawn, with the explanation right next to it
64 illustrated pages8 parts, from what OSHA is to the one-page pre-shift check
Up-to-date sourcesChecked against federal OSHA: 29 CFR 1926 (construction), 1910 (general industry), 1904 (recordkeeping)
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the numbers and steps you need to know:

OSH Act of 1970 · federal OSHA or your State Plan covers most private employers · about half the states run State Plans
OSH Act of 1970 · federal OSHA or your State Plan covers most private employers · about half the states run State Plans
Fall protection: 6 ft in construction, 4 ft in general industry, 10 ft on scaffolds
Fall protection: 6 ft in construction, 4 ft in general industry, 10 ft on scaffolds
Flying, falling, swinging, rolling: OSHA's 4 struck-by hazards and their controls
Flying, falling, swinging, rolling: OSHA's 4 struck-by hazards and their controls
About 1 mA you feel it; about 50-150 mA can stop your breathing.
About 1 mA you feel it; about 50-150 mA can stop your breathing.
Product identifier, signal word, hazard statements, pictograms, precautions, supplier: the 6 elements of a HazCom label.
Product identifier, signal word, hazard statements, pictograms, precautions, supplier: the 6 elements of a HazCom label.
Forklift operators: trained, evaluated every 3 years, refresher after any accident or near miss.
Forklift operators: trained, evaluated every 3 years, refresher after any accident or near miss.
Secure, care, preserve, interview separately, fix: ask why until the root cause.
Secure, care, preserve, interview separately, fix: ask why until the root cause.
6 ft, 42 in, 5,000 lb, 5 ft trench, 10 ft power lines, 8/24 hours: all on one page
6 ft, 42 in, 5,000 lb, 5 ft trench, 10 ft power lines, 8/24 hours: all on one page

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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 60 topics.

The Problem Isn't You. It's How It Was Explained to You.

The instructor puts up a photo of a jobsite and asks you to name the four struck-by hazards. You've seen every one of them in 25 years on the job. Right now you can only come up with two.

The handout runs them together in one long paragraph, mixed in with exceptions and references. Nothing ties flying, falling, swinging and rolling together, so by the next morning they're just words on a page.

Flying, falling, swinging, rolling: OSHA's 4 struck-by hazards and their controls

In the book, struck-by is one page: four drawings side by side, something flying, something falling, a load swinging, a vehicle rolling, each one with its control written right under it.

Fall protection, lockout/tagout, trenches, HazCom labels and forklifts work the same way: one topic, one page, one drawing.

You look at the page once and the four come back in order. You answer the instructor, and you can walk your crew through it without opening the manual.

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Same Topic, Two Ways to Study It

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  • The manual: line after line
  • Fall protection triggers explained only in words
  • You walk into class still unsure
Each employee on a walking/working surface with an unprotected side or edge located 6 feet or more above a lower level shall be protected from falling through the use of guardrail systems, safety net systems or personal fall arrest systems, except as otherwise provided. In general industry, the corresponding threshold is established at 4 feet above a lower level, whereas the provisions applicable to scaffolds set forth a separate threshold of 10 feet, subject to the conditions specified in the relevant subpart.
FOR THIS
  • Each height trigger in one drawing
  • The 6, 4 and 10 feet in a box
  • You see it and you get it
Fall protection: 6 ft in construction, 4 ft in general industry, 10 ft on scaffolds
CONTENTS

Take a Look at the 8 Parts and 60 Topics

The ground rules, falls, struck-by and caught-in, electrical and lockout/tagout, chemicals and PPE, equipment, fire and heat, leading the crew and a quick review: 64 pages, all illustrated.

IThe Ground Rules · pp. 5-12
  1. What OSHA Is and Who It Covers
  2. Your Rights, Your Employer's Duties
  3. The General Duty Clause
  4. 1910 or 1926? How to Read a Standard
  5. The Hierarchy of Controls
  6. Competent Person vs. Qualified Person
  7. The Focus Four at a Glance
  8. The 10-Hour and 30-Hour Outreach Courses
IIFalls: Focus Four #1 · pp. 13-22
  1. When Fall Protection Kicks In
  2. Guardrails by the Numbers
  3. Holes, Skylights and Covers
  4. The ABCs of a Personal Fall Arrest System
  5. Putting On and Checking a Harness
  6. Fall Clearance: Will You Hit the Ground?
  7. Rescue and Suspension Trauma
  8. Extension Ladders: 4 to 1 and 3 Feet Up
  9. Stepladders and Duty Ratings
  10. Scaffolds: Build, Plank, Inspect
IIIStruck-By and Caught-In · pp. 23-30
  1. The 4 Kinds of Struck-By
  2. Hard Hats: Type and Class
  3. Vehicles, Backing and High-Vis
  4. Suspended Loads and Crane Signals
  5. Trenches: The 5-Foot Rule
  6. Soil Types and Slope Angles
  7. Getting In and Out of a Trench
  8. Caught-Between: Machine Guarding
IVElectrical and Lockout/Tagout · pp. 31-37
  1. What Current Does to the Body
  2. Overhead Power Lines: 10 Feet Minimum
  3. GFCIs on the Jobsite
  4. Extension Cords and Power Tools
  5. Lockout/Tagout: The 7 Types of Energy
  6. Lockout in 6 Steps, Always in the Same Order
  7. Removing Locks, Group Lockout, Shift Change
VChemicals and PPE · pp. 38-47
  1. HazCom: Reading a Shipped Container Label
  2. The 9 GHS Pictograms
  3. The SDS: 16 Sections on One Page
  4. GHS Numbers vs. the NFPA Diamond
  5. PPE: Hazard Assessment and Who Pays
  6. Eyes, Face, Hands and Feet
  7. Noise: 85 and 90 Decibels
  8. Respirators: Medical, Fit Test, Seal Check
  9. Crystalline Silica
  10. Confined Spaces: Test in This Order
VIEquipment, Fire and Heat · pp. 48-55
  1. Forklifts: Who Can Drive One
  2. The Stability Triangle and Load Center
  3. Forklifts on Ramps and in a Tip-Over
  4. Hand and Power Tools
  5. Fire Extinguishers: Class and PASS
  6. Hot Work and the 35-Foot Rule
  7. Heat Illness: Water, Rest, Shade
  8. Emergency Action Plan and Exit Routes
VIILeading the Crew · pp. 56-60
  1. Job Hazard Analysis in 4 Steps
  2. Running a 5-Minute Toolbox Talk
  3. Reporting to OSHA: 8 and 24 Hours
  4. Injury Records: Forms 300, 300A, 301
  5. Near Misses and Incident Investigation
VIIIQuick Review · pp. 61-64
  1. The Numbers to Remember
  2. The Most Common Jobsite Mistakes
  3. Pairs People Mix Up
  4. Before the Shift: One-Page Check

One Page, One Topic, All Clear

Think of it this way:

Your crew is putting up a scaffold and the new guy asks at what height he has to be protected from falling. You need the answer now, not after you look it up.

You open the page on fall protection and see the three triggers drawn by height: 6 feet in construction, 4 in general industry, 10 on scaffolds.

Product identifier, signal word, hazard statements, pictograms, precautions, supplier: the 6 elements of a HazCom label.

Same with lockout/tagout, the 9 GHS pictograms, trench slopes, the forklift stability triangle and heat illness: each one on its own page.

Workplace Safety Illustrated is 8 parts and 60 topics, all drawn, and it ends with a quick review of the numbers to remember, the most common mistakes and a one-page pre-shift check.

What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.

What's Inside Workplace Safety Illustrated:

Ipp. 5-12

The Ground Rules

What OSHA is and who it covers, your rights and your employer's duties, the General Duty Clause, how to read a standard, the hierarchy of controls, competent vs. qualified person, the Focus Four and the Outreach courses.

IIpp. 13-22

Falls: Focus Four #1

Know the exact height for every surface: when fall protection kicks in, guardrails by the numbers, holes and covers, the ABCs of a fall arrest system, the harness, fall clearance, rescue, ladders and scaffolds.

IIIpp. 23-30

Struck-By and Caught-In

The 4 kinds of struck-by, hard hat types and classes, vehicles and high-vis, suspended loads, the 5-foot trench rule, soil types and slopes, trench access and machine guarding.

IVpp. 31-37

Electrical and Lockout/Tagout

Shut a machine down the same way every time: what current does to the body, the 10-foot power line rule, GFCIs, cords and power tools, the 7 types of energy and lockout in 6 steps, always in the same order.

Vpp. 38-47

Chemicals and PPE

Reading a HazCom label, the 9 GHS pictograms, the 16 SDS sections, GHS vs. the NFPA diamond, PPE, noise, respirators, silica and confined spaces.

VIpp. 48-55

Equipment, Fire and Heat

Who can drive a forklift, the stability triangle, ramps and tip-overs, hand and power tools, extinguishers and PASS, hot work, heat illness and exit routes.

VIIpp. 56-60

Leading the Crew

Job hazard analysis in 4 steps, the 5-minute toolbox talk, reporting to OSHA in 8 and 24 hours, Forms 300, 300A and 301, and near misses.

VIIIpp. 61-64

Quick Review

The numbers to remember, the most common jobsite mistakes, the pairs people mix up and a one-page check before the shift.

At the end of the book: A quick-review part with the numbers to remember, the most common mistakes, the pairs people mix up and a one-page pre-shift check.

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Your 10- or 30-hour class is coming up

Your 10- or 30-hour class is coming up

It doesn't give you the card: only your authorized trainer issues it. What it does: each class topic on one drawn page, so you review the night before and walk in knowing the order.

You just made foreman

You just made foreman

When the crew asks why, you open the page and show them. Fall protection, trenches and lockout, all explained the same way every time.

You sit on the safety committee

You sit on the safety committee

Pages you can put in front of the room: the HazCom label, the JHA steps, the hierarchy of controls, each one drawn.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it for me if I've been in the trade for years and my company is sending me to a 10- or 30-hour class?

Yes. It doesn't teach you how to do your job: it puts each safety topic on one drawn page so you remember the rules, the numbers and the steps in the same order. It covers construction (1926) and general industry (1910), so it works for either Outreach class.

Where does the content come from?

From the federal OSHA standards: 29 CFR 1926 (construction), 29 CFR 1910 (general industry) and 29 CFR 1904 (recordkeeping). If your state runs its own State Plan, some rules can be stricter: check them with your employer.

Is it official material?

No. It's an independent study and review book. It is not affiliated with OSHA, the U.S. Department of Labor or any government agency.

Does it replace the Outreach course?

No. The 10- and 30-hour cards are issued only by an authorized trainer. The book helps you study and review. The first aid and heat illness pages are general and don't replace a certified first aid/CPR course.

Are the practice questions the ones on the test?

No. They're written for this book to help you check what you've got down, topic by topic. They are not official questions from any course.

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