What You Will Learn

• Recognize how to prevent injuries and illnesses that can occur during drilled shaft installation.
• Recognize the need for the project constructor to design, construct and maintain safe working platforms for foundation drilling equipment
• Recognize the need for the drilled shaft contractor to create and implement a site-specific safety plan.
• Describe and apply the criteria for implementation and compliance.

Length

90-minutes

Levels (Experience with Topic)

Applies to beginner, intermediate, advanced and executive levels.

CEUs

0.20

Speaker(s)

Richard Marshall, CHST, is director of safety for the International Association of Foundation Drilling, Irving, TX, providing a range of safety and health services to members of the association. He is vice-chair of the ANSI/ASSP A10.23 subgroup, chair of the ANSI/ASSP A10.9 subgroup and chair of the ANSI/ASSP A10.30 subgroup. Marshall has worked for more than 45 years in the deep foundation construction industry, the last 28 in the OSH field. An authorized OSHA Construction Outreach Instructor, Marshall holds a B.S. in Occupational Safety and Health Engineering from Columbia Southern University

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