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Landscaping Equipment
  • Date 3/2/2021
  • Time 10:00 am - 11:00 am
  • Location Webinar
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This webinar provides basic safety awareness training for those employees who work in the landscaping industry. This webinar uses a multimedia approach and is taught through lecture, instructional resources, and video. Attendees will learn how to identify the common physical and health hazards associated with landscaping work and how to minimize or eliminate them through recommended OSHA methods of accident prevention.

The webinar will review workplace injury data and statistics from the landscaping industry and what measures could have been taken to prevent these from occurring. Participants will receive a number of resources to utilize in the field as training and educational tools.

Upon completion of the Landscaping Safety webinar, attendees should better understand the risks associated with working in the landscaping profession and what measures to take to prevent accidents and injuries in the field.

Topics discussed will include:

  • OSHA Introduction/Overview
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • Electrical Safety
  • Working Safely at Heights
  • Machinery/Vehicular Safety
  • Powered Equipment & Chainsaw Safety

This course is intended for anyone involved in landscaping activities including supervisors, managers, safety personnel, and field employees.

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DISCLAIMER: This material is being provided to you as a service of The Beacon Mutual Insurance Company for informational purposes only and is not intended, nor should it be relied upon, as a comprehensive statement of all possible work-related hazards to your employees or of the federal, state or local laws and regulations which may be applicable to your business. Any premises inspections made by Beacon representatives are completed without representation or warranty as to the utility or completeness of such inspections. Suggestions regarding the use of a particular product or safety technique are not an endorsement of the product or technique. It is your responsibility to develop and implement your loss prevention policies. You should direct questions concerning specific situations to informed and appropriate advisors.