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OSHA 29 CFR 1926
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What are the potential hazards associated with excavation and trenching?
Cave-ins, struck-bys, falls, electrocution, hazardous atmospheres, and water accumulation.
What are the OSHA regulations for excavation and trenching?
OSHA’s Subpart P (29 CFR 1926.650-652) covers excavation and trenching safety.
What is the difference between an excavation and a trench?
An excavation is a hole in the ground that is wider than it is deep, while a trench is a hole that is deeper than it is wide.
What should you do if you are caught in a cave-in?
Stay calm and try to protect your head and neck. Do not move around or try to dig yourself out. Call for help.
How can you prevent struck-by hazards?
Wear hard hats, stay out of areas where heavy equipment is operating, and secure loose materials.
What is electrocution?
Electrocution occurs when a worker comes into contact with an electrical current.
How can you prevent electrocution hazards?
Avoid working near overhead power lines, use properly grounded equipment, and wear insulated gloves.
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