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common risks on construction 
sites.
•	 OSHA Standards require 
safety measures to protect 
workers from moving parts 
and equipment (29 CFR 
1926.300) and provide 
guidelines for machinery 
operation (29 CFR 
1926.602).
•	 Prevention involves using 
proper machine guarding, 
training workers on safe 
operating procedures, 
ensuring equipment is 
properly maintained 
and using lockout/
tagout practices during 
maintenance.
Hazardous Materials
Hazardous materials pose risks 
to workers' health and safety 
through exposure to chemicals, 
toxic substances or flammable 
materials on construction sites.
•	 OSHA Standards 
require proper labeling 
and communication of 
hazardous substances 
(29 CFR 1910.1200) and 
guidelines for handling and 
storing chemicals (29 CFR 
1926.50).
•	 Prevention includes 
providing Safety Data 
Sheets (SDSs), ensuring 
proper hazardous 
materials training, using 
appropriate PPE, observing 
U.S. Department of 
Transportation (DOT) 
HAZMAT rules and 
implementing spill response 
plans.
Respiratory Hazards
Respiratory hazards arise from 
exposure to harmful dust, 
fumes, gasses or vapors, which 
can lead to serious health 
issues for construction workers 
who breathe in these materials.
•	 OSHA Standards mandate 
monitoring of airborne 
contaminants (29 CFR 
1910.1000) and require 
the use of appropriate 
respiratory protection (29 
CFR 1910.134).
•	 Prevention involves 
conducting air quality 
assessments, providing 
proper respirators, ensuring 
workers are trained in their 
use and implementing 
ventilation controls to 
minimize exposure.
Ergonomic Hazards
Ergonomic hazards occur 
when workers face repetitive 
motions, awkward postures 
or excessive lifting, leading to 
musculoskeletal disorders and 
injuries.
•	 OSHA Standards 
recommend assessing 
ergonomic risks in 
the workplace (29 
CFR 1910.900) and 
implementing controls to 
reduce strain on workers.
•	 Prevention includes 
providing ergonomic 
training, using adjustable 
workstations, promoting 
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