objectivesThe Trenching and Excavation Practical Applications for Construction online training from OSHA Education School is an intermediate-level course designed to cover necessary OSHA requirements in relation to sloping, benching, shoring, and alternative protective methods. Participants can expect to discuss interpretation and the use of shoring tables, as well.
NOTICE: This course references OSHA Subpart P of the Safety and Health Regulations for Construction, CFR 1926.
OSHA Education School’s Trenching and Excavation Practical Applications for Construction online training discusses the sloping and benching requirements for types A, B, and C soils. Additionally, participants can expect a heavy focus on locating and using shoring tables for both timber shoring and aluminum hydraulic shoring. Specific course topics include the following:
Introduction to trenching and excavation
Sloping configurations
Shoring
Timber shoring
Aluminum hydraulic shoring
Additional types of shoring
Trench boxes
Specific industry terms discussed throughout the duration of the course include the following:
OSHA Subpart P: 29 CFR 1926
Appendices B, C, and D of Subpart P
Sloping
Benching
Shoring
descriptionThe OSHA Education School's online Trenching and Excavation Practical Applications for Construction course is an intermediate-level course that covers OSHA standards for sloping, benching, shoring, and other protective techniques. Participants should also anticipate discussions about interpretation and the usage of shoring tables. This course refers to OSHA Subpart P of the Construction Safety and Health Regulations, 29 CFR 1926. The online training course Trenching and Excavation Practical Applications for Construction addresses the sloping and benching requirements for soil types A, B, and C. Additionally, attendees may anticipate a strong emphasis on identifying and utilising shoring tables for timber and aluminium hydraulic shoring.
outline1. Introduction
Practical Applications for Trenching and Excavation
Module Description
Objectives
References
Build on Knowledge
2. Practical Exercise #1
Using What You've Learned
The Facts #1
Practical Exercise #1
Soil Type B
Excavation = 34 Feet Wide
Probably Not
3. Practical Exercise #2
The Facts #2
Practical Exercise #2
Soil Type C
32 Feet
4. Sloping Configurations
Type A Soil
Type B Soil
Type C Soil
Layered Soil
5. Shoring
Shoring Tables
Key Terms
Shoring
6. Timber Shoring
Timber Shoring
Let’s Practice
Table C-1.2
7. Aluminum Hydraulic Shoring
Aluminum Hydraulic Shoring
Hydraulic Shores
Typical Installations
Vertical Aluminum Hydraulic Shoring with Plywood
Vertical Aluminum Hydraulic Shoring (Stacked)
Aluminum Hydraulic Shoring Waler System
Aluminum Hydraulic Shoring
Caution!
8. Other Shoring
Pneumatic Shoring
Screw Jacks
9. Trench Boxes
A Shield or Shield System
Trench Boxes
Combined Use
Excavation Depth
Employee Protection
End Protection
Trench Boxes: Stacking
10. Summary
Summary
Get Help Benefits OSHA Education School’s Trenching and Excavation Practical Applications for Construction online course covers all pertinent information regarding sloping configurations and shoring applications in accordance with OSHA construction standards, Subpart P. Upon successful completion of this course, individuals can expect to:
Be familiar with the sloping and benching requirements for types A, B, and C soils
Know how to locate and use shoring tables for timber shoring and aluminum hydraulic shoring
Understand the requirements for using both shields and trench boxes as viable alternative to shoring or sloping