1. Safety

2. Introduction
Review online course content.
Review questions.

3. Workshop Objectives
Participate in discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on activities that will enable you to:
Explain the correct usage of personal protective equipment.
Identify the fall protection equipment as required by OSHA.
Identify typical insulating safety tools and equipment.
Explain the safety guidelines using protection systems and live line tools.
Discuss how to manage traffic flow with temporary traffic control (TTC) devices to avoid risks and harm to pedestrians, motorists, and workers in defined high-traffic areas.

4. Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
Importance
CFR
Online course examples
Local examples
Safe practices
Activity Worksheet #1
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5. Live Line Work Company guidelines Job planning Hazard assessment PPE
OSHA
Activity Worksheet #2
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6. Gloves Need Classes Usage rules Storage Care and maintenance Testing
Activity Worksheet #3
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7. Eye, Face, and Head Protection
Face shields
Goggles
Hard hats
Activity Worksheet #4
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8. Worksite Protection Insulating Covers –Hazards Protection Systems
Types of OSHA-approve fall protection systems
PPE
Traffic protection
Close to helicopters
Hazardous flames
Federal guidelines and standards related to
work zones
Common traffic control measures
When to implement
Devices
Factors that influence traffic protection
Planning a worksite
Activity Worksheet #5
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9. Public Traffic Control
Review standards for temporary traffic control (TTC)
Types of driver processing zones
Signs and sign placement
Guidelines to control traffic
Flaggers
Automated Flagging Assistance
Devices (AFADs)
Factors that cause crash risks
Activity Worksheet #6
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10. Protecting Workers from Traffic
Temporary traffic control plan (TTCP)
Internal traffic control plan (ITCP)
Warning alarms
Motion warning alarms
Rear obstacle detection system
Signs and sign placement
Spotter’s
Responsibilities
PPE
Activity Worksheet #7
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11. Sources Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Compressed Gas Association (CGA)
US Department of Transportation (FHWA)
Code of Federal Regulations:
CFR 29 § Personal Protective Equipment-General requirements.
CFR 29 § Accident prevention signs and tags.
CFR 29 § Signaling.
CFR 29 § Barricades.
CFR 29 § Definitions applicable to this subpart.
CFR 23 § Purpose.
CFR 23 § Definitions.
CFR 23 § Rule.

12. Open Discussion
Questions
Comments