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A contractor orientation will prepare contractors for their job task or activity on site, ahead of them starting it. It will commonly consist of important safety topics, risk and hazard awareness and policies or procedures to acknowledge as well as an assessment to make sure they understand these materials.
Orientation is how a building is positioned in relation to the suns paths in different seasons, as well as to prevailing wind patterns. In passive design, it is also about how living and sleeping areas are designed and positioned, either to take advantage of the sun and wind, or be protected from their effects.
The orientation might be followed by a short quiz to verify that workers are ready to go on site. Depending on the specific project and local guidelines, an orientation can take as little as 30 minutes or as long as four hours.
Topics include various types of personal protective equipment, preventing slips, trips and falls, ladder safety, pedestrian safety, safe lifting techniques, hazard communication, lockout/tagout, emergency response, bloodborne pathogens, incident reporting and confined spaces.
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