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Head Protection B
OSHA requires hard hats for employees working in areas where there is a possible danger of head injury from impact, falling or flying objects, or electrical shock and burns. The use of head protection should never be considered a substitute for good safety practices and engineering controls. This safety topic provides information on how head injuries may be prevented by the selection and use of appropriate head protection.
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Short Version - 2 pages
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Quiz and Answer Sheet
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Fast Version - 1 page
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Sign-in Sheet
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Personal Protective Equipment Checklist
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Personal Protective Equipment Checklist
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Head Protection B, Industry
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