Construction Safety Talks - 02
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Flying particles and debris pose serious risks to construction workers' eyes. A carpenter who lost an eye to an unprotected nail strike illustrates this danger. Proper eye protection, from safety glasses to face shields, must be worn for tasks like jackhammering, drilling, sawing, chiseling and more that create high-speed chips and particles. Eye protection can prevent permanent injury but must be the right type for each job, cleaned regularly, and replaced when scratched to maintain effectiveness. Construction crews must prioritize eye safety.
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- 1. Construction Safety Talks Eye Some Things To Know Before You Give Your Talk. Protection - Can't get your crew to wear their eye protection? Flying Particles Tell them the story of the one-eyed carpenter. A carpenter asked his insurance company to pay for the damage No. 2 done to his glass eye which was broken when a nail he had been driving flew up and struck it. When he was asked how he lost the eye in the first place he replied, "Oh, the same way, a flying nail." A dark world awaits this carpenter if the next nail hits his other eye How This Talk Applies To My before he decides to use safety glasses. Crew: It may be difficult getting used to eye protection, but have you tried getting used to a glass eye? There are two kinds of foreign particles that can get in your eyes on job sites. The first type is wind-carried material like: • sawdust • dirt • rust, etc. Although a bother, these aren't as serious as the other type: namely high-speed chips that go flying when a hard material contacts another hard material. Some examples include: • A jackhammer breaking rock or concrete • Drilling, scaling, or reaming steel • Cutting masonry products with a powered saw • Demolishing walls or ceilings • Striking a chisel or punch with a hammer • Using a powder actuated gun into steel or concrete • Cutting with a portable circular saw © 2003 Liberty Mutual Group – All Rights Reserved 1
- 2. And don’t forget working with molten materials: • Soldering • Socketing wire rope end connections Eye Protection Can Be: • safety glasses • safety goggles • face sheilds • prescription glasses with safety lenses Each has a different use depending on whatever conditions exist for your particular job site. It is very important to make sure that your eye wear fits correctly. Remember that proper ventilation and sprays can help reduce fogging. Eye Protection Tips: • To prevent scratching the lens, take care when setting your eye protection down or putting them away for the day. • Replace the lens or get new glasses when scratches on the lens become noticeable • Clean eye protection regularly at the eye protection cleaning station, if available. Or use water and a soft absorbent towel such as a paper towel. Don’t use your shirt or a rag that collects and holds dirt, it will scratch the lens. Try This For Show And Tell! Find a few old pairs of goggles (different kinds) that have nicks and scratches on them. Point the marks out to the crew telling them that those are the places where debris would have gotten into their eyes if they hadn't been wearing eye protection. Questions You Can Use To Get Them Talking: • What kind of jobs need eye protection? • Where can you get eye protection? • Has anyone heard of a serious accident involving someone who wasn't wearing eye protection? © 2003 Liberty Mutual Group – All Rights Reserved 2
- 3. Attended By: The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication. No attempt has been made to interpret any referenced codes, standards or regulations. Please refer to the appropriate code, standard or regulation making authority for interpretation or clarification. © 2003 Liberty Mutual Group – All Rights Reserved 3