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Workplace Safety Videos :: Government :: Shoring Safety

Shoring Safety

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Trains workers and Competent Persons on shoring installation according to Appendices C and D of OSHA’s Part 1926.65 with field demonstrations, installations and a detailed explanation of hydraulic and timber shoring systems’ design installation tables and graphs.

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