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Preventing Backovers - OSHA Letters of Interpretation
Preventing Backovers - OSHA Letters of Interpretation
OSHA Letters of Interpretation
Preventing Backovers - Additional Resources
Preventing Backovers - Additional Resources
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Preventing Backovers - Backing Safety Solutions
Preventing Backovers - Backing Safety Solutions
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Preventing Backovers - Standards
Preventing Backovers - Standards
Standards
What does OSHA require to prevent backover incidents?
Preventing Backovers - Overview
Preventing Backovers - Overview
Overview
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Investigation of the September 6, 2012 Partial Collapse of a Slab during Construction at Hyatt Place, Omaha, NE
On September 6, 2012 at approximately 5:00 a.m., a partial collapse of the second level slab occurred during construction of the 159-room, ten-story building, Hyatt Place Hotel in Omaha, NE. At the time of the collapse, the northwest section of the second level was being placed with fresh concrete over the formwork. Twenty-five employees were working with the wet concrete. Six of them on the formwork fell 10 to 18 feet below to the ground level. Three employees were injured.
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Investigation of the October 10, 2012 Parking Garage Collapse during Construction at Miami Dade College, Doral, FL
A portion of the parking garage under construction suddenly collapsed, trapping and killing four employees and injuring three others. The six-story garage was 305 ft. x 390 ft., and 62 ft. high and was being constructed with precast concrete structural members. The collapse occurred over an area of 122 ft. by 132 ft. The heavy fallen concrete pieces weighed approximately 3,300 tons.
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