Soils Analysis And Classification For Construction

Classification of soils consists of the division of soils into classes based on their genetic, textural, chemical, mineralogical, physical, or geotechnical characteristics.Construction occupations are hazardous for employees of the construction sector. In this area of work, hazards such as trench cave-ins and exposure to toxic chemicals might emerge, making it critical to acquire the required safety training. Participants in Soils Analysis and Classification for Construction will receive soil analysis training to help them decrease occupational accidents and injuries. Soils Analysis and Classification for Construction instructs construction professionals on how to be safe while undertaking earthmoving tasks.

Include: Certificate of Completion
Duration: and 50 Minutes
Language: English
Level: Intermediate

objectives

dangerous jobs for members of the construction workforce. Hazards like trenching cave-ins and exposure to hazardous materials can arise in this line of work, making it imperative to receive the necessary safety training. In Soils Analysis and Classification for Construction, participants will receive soil analysis training so they can reduce the number of workplace accidents and injuries that occur on their worksite. Soils Analysis and Classification for Construction teaches construction professionals how to stay safe while performing earth-moving activities. To meet this objective, this course covers the following pertinent topics: Soil basics and mechanics Soil stressors and de-stabilizers The definition of key industry terms Soil testing, analysis, and classification The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) excavation standard Competent persons (CP) Case studies Practical exercises

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Who Needs Soils Analysis And Classification For Construction?

This course was designed for the following members of the construction workforce: Construction workers Construction managers Construction supervisors Construction CP candidates