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This accident prevention plan document from Elegant Painting outlines safety policies and procedures for various hazards encountered during painting jobs. It discusses ladder safety best practices such as proper placement and inspection. It also covers fall protection requirements, including safety harness training and use. Additional sections provide guidance on safe operation of power sanders and razor blades. The overall goal is to educate painters on identifying potential risks and following safety standards to prevent accidents.
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