... and proper body mechanics are all about viewing your body as your premiere tool. The technique of how you use your body properly hasn't changed, but the technique of getting your workers to care sure has. Educating your employees on the importance of using proper mechanics and core strength while lifting...

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... and companies. However, no matter how strong the system is, it gets trumped when the culture overwhelms it. Even companies renowned for the strength of their risk and safety management systems continue to experience large and significant incidents, and in some cases catastrophes. It is only when leadership...

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... be of questionable strength or could cause the snaphook to be loaded inappropriately. Just as with any other component, rebar snaphooks are tested and approved for use only in specific configurations. When used outside those configurations, there is a risk of failure. Rebar snaphooks are not tested in the same way...

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... of people to do such certification often sidetracks this option. In an imperfect world, there would be no consideration for the anchorage. There would be no mention of strength and the industry would accept accidents due to anchorage failure. This method is certainly feasible, but the moral, emotional...

..., indicates OSHA will enforce 3600 lbs. for snaphook compressive gate strength in both Construction and General Industry. This is a change in strength, up from 220 lbs in a previous OSHA interpretation. Yet nose strength is still too low for the majority of manufacturers and may range from 400 lbs to 2600 lbs...

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... both these injuries. Sarcopenia, age-related muscle loss, can lead to lessening strength, which in turn increases the likelihood of cumulative wear-down injuries (lifting the same weight at age 55 may be more difficult and dangerous than for that same worker at 25.) This affects gripping strength...

... possible litigation. The second is to keep up to date with new equipment and withdraw old equipment from the field, which may be dangerous. For example, the Z359.1 standard requires snaphook gates of 3600 lbs strength in side and nose directions, compared with earlier standards that only required 220 lbs...

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