... Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) defines a cave-in as "The separation of a mass of soil or rock material from the side of an excavation or the loss of soil from under a trench shield or supporting system, and its sudden movement into the excavation, either by falling or sliding, in sufficient...

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...Session No. 625 The Competent Person: Duties for Excavation Eric Voight, CSP Commerce Risk Control Services Cherry Hill, New Jersey Michael Hayslip, Esq, CSP, PE National Excavation & Safety Training Institute (NESTI) Dayton, Ohio Introduction Excavation issues are always of importance to SH&E...

...Session No. 653 The 25 Greatest Hazards of Excavation Michael Hayslip, Esq., CSP, PE National Excavation & Safety Training Institute (NESTI) Dayton, Ohio Eric Voight, CSP Commerce Risk Control Services Cherry Hill, New Jersey Introduction Excavation issues are always of importance to SH&E...

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... accounts for approximately one out of every six fatal work injuries that occurred during 1996.1 Within this industry, unique types of work are performed which pose serious risk for injury and death. Work performed in a trench or excavation is one such task. Each year, trench and excavation cave-ins result...