Safety Topic Of The Day: Some Major Drawings Needed On The Average Construction Jobsite

Photo Credit: Construction Tales Safety Topics- Verbally Disastrous Channel On YouTube

Hello Everyone!

I had just previously shared two other Construction Tales Safety Topics; one blog subject is on ladder safety and the other is on lock out/tag out. This is another quick blog post where I shared another written version of my next Construction Tales Safety Topic on the subject of some major drawings on some major construction jobsites that need to be on hand on an average construction jobsite in New York City. As I have shared in previous posts, I’m now actively creating brand-new YouTube videos and blog safety content. Before I share my recent “Construction Tales Safety Topic” written content and YouTube video content link, allow me to share some updates on my other projects. I have even released my YouTube video content in MP3 form on my Verbally Disastrous podcast platform on major platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora Podcasts, and over +20 other podcast platforms. I placed them on my audio account for my main blog, via Anchor.fm. My established “$ugar Momma Baddie” themed clothing and accessory collection is available on both Spring and Shopify ecommerce platforms. Check out the two designs that you can choose from: 1) Feisty Lady Trio 2) Sugar Momma Bed. The “$ugar Momma Baddie” Shopify and Spring store links are down below in this Quora blog post. The links for the paperback, e-book, and now audio version for my first children’s book that’s entitled, “Not All Girls Play With Dolls” are also down below in this blog post. Both my first children’s book and my #ConstructionTales book are available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, iTunes, and Audible. The audio versions of both of my books can be found in four Audible markets that include: France, Dutch, U.K., and the United States. Now that I’ve wrapped up my “Leslie’s book and podcast ad”, let’s review my recent Construction Tales Safety Topic written content and video YouTube link that is featured on my Verbally Disastrous YouTube channel:

Construction Tales Safety Topic #13 A: A Main List Of Jobsite Drawings & Letters Needed On A Jobsite On YouTube:

This is a Construction Tales brief safety topic.

In this video, I am going to go over a brief list of some main drawings that are required to be onsite for periodic Department Of Buildings, known by the acronym DOB for short, inspections. DOB inspections are random and can happen at any time. You might ask why is passing a DOB inspection important here in New York City? As site safety managers, we are agents of the Department of Buildings. It is important to ensure that the general and sub-contractors onsite tackle all of the required tasks that are needed in order to work safely according to New York City Building Code. All of the items in this list must stamped and approved from the Department of Buildings before work can get started. There are many requirements that are a must in order to operate in compliance and avoid costly violations and/or jobsite shutdowns.

Here is my list of the main items that you need onsite in order to show the DOB inspector that you are in compliance. Inspectors can pop up onsite at any time during the work day.

• Permits– Pull the necessary work permits that relate to the work scope to be performed. Keep an eye on the expiration of the permits and get them replaced as soon as possible.
• Sidewalk Shed Plan– A sidewalk shed plan must come with an inspection letter from the qualified person once erected and re-inspected with a letter every six months
• Fence Drawings– These fence drawings also require an inspection letter by the designated qualified person. These drawings do not require subsequent inspections every six months after the initial installation
• Tenant Protection Plan– A tenant protection plan is basically a planned course of action, in a mapped out series of steps, that outlines what steps a contractor is going to take in order to protect tenants while the building is under construction. On this project, the approved tenant protection plan is in the office and posted in the elevator lobby on each floor.
• Architectural Drawings– These drawings are crafted by a qualified engineer that show the technical details of the entire job and all scopes of work. These approved drawings must also be on hand as well.
• Site Safety Plan– A site safety plan is written out plan that maps out all scopes of work and the exact plan on how to keep random pedestrians, tenants, and construction workers safe. The main objective is to identify and mitigate the hazards that could pop up during the process of completing the work scope. These plans can slightly be changed, identified, and signed by the site safety manager on an already approved set of drawings.
• Pipe Scaffold Drawings– For this particular project, we had to build a 20-story scaffold where the tenants must walk on it temporarily until the old concrete breezeway is chopped out and new concrete is poured. If there is any deviations in the field from the drawings, you must have a letter handy from the engineer of record that the deviation does not diminish the integrity of the design. Of course, these drawings must be approved and the latest copy must be on hand.
• Shoring Drawings– Shoring drawings are used for the excavation portion of a jobsite. If your job has any type of this work, be sure to have the approved shoring drawings on hand

Well, my friend, this wraps up what I have for now on introducing you to some main drawings and letters that are needed on a typical construction jobsite here in New York City. Look out for the next video where we discuss the different types of safety equipment and basic safety tips. Stay tuned for these videos that explain this requirement even more in depth.

Please help me out by subscribing to my Verbally Disastrous YouTube channel. Drop your YouTube channel down in the comment section so I can also show my support for your channel in return. Don’t forget to follow me at leslie_m_jasper on Tik Tok or Verbally Disastrous on YouTube. Share your feedback on my content down in the comment section at the bottom of the blog post. If you appreciate listening to podcasts, I encourage you to review my last (8) podcast episodes that are listed down below from The Verbally Disastrous Podcast, via links for Spotify & YouTube down below. If you are into reading on a Kindle, check out my newest short story release that belongs to my Construction Tales-Told By A Woman Kindle Vella Library short story series on Amazon down below. My last short story #11 is entitled, “Juggling Motherhood & Working With The Tools”. This short story covers my life as a widowed, single mother in the era when I juggled both motherhood and my career as a journeywoman electrician. The previous short story is #10 is entitled, “Early Life Lessons & Characters To Meet As An Apprentice”. If anyone has read any of my other previous short stories, let me know your thoughts? Feel free to go ahead and check out the many links for my book #ConstructionTales down below. It is now time for us to temporarily part ways or continue reading more of my blog content or someone else’s reading content. Don’t forget to return to my blog very soon so that I can offer you more bathroom break distraction reading. 😛 I wish you a great morning/afternoon/evening on your side of the globe and a restful or productive day!

Shop “$ugar Momma Baddie” Feisty Lady Trio On Spring:

https://im-my-own-ugar-daddy.creator-spring.com/listing/sugar-momma-baddie-feisty-lady

Shop “$ugar Momma Baddie” Feisty Lady Trio On Shopify:

https://im-my-own-sugar-daddy.myshopify.com/

“$ugar Momma Baddie” Sugar Momma Bed Logo:

“$ugar Momma Baddie” Fiesty Lady Trio Logo:

Photo Credit: “$ugar Momma Baddie” Themed Collection On Spring & Shopify

Photo Credit: Safety First Training Academy Logo

Audio Credit: Not All Girls Play With Dolls-Now On Audible!!

Not All Girls Play With Dolls- Within The U.S. Market:

https://www.audible.com/pd/B0BHX7L5GQ/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-325164&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_325164_rh_us

Not All Girls Play With Dolls- Within The U.K. Market:

https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B0BHX8WQ1C/?source_code=AUKFrDlWS02231890H6-BK-ACX0-325164&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_325164_rh_uk

Not All Girls Play With Dolls- Within The France Market:

https://www.audible.fr/pd/B0BHX86KS9/?source_code=FRAORWS022318903B-BK-ACX0-325164&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_325164_rh_fr

Not All Girls Play With Dolls- Within The Dutch Market:

https://www.audible.de/pd/B0BHX8BX6Q/?source_code=EKAORWS0223189009-BK-ACX0-325164&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_325164_rh_de

Link To Construction Tales: Volume I: A Woman’s Journey To Become An Electrician (Paperback & Kindle) On Amazon:

Link To Construction Tales: A Young Person’s Guide To Accomplish Anything In Life (Paperback & Kindle) On Amazon:

U.S.A.: Use This Link For The Audio Version Of My Book #ConstructionTales On Audible:

https://www.audible.com/pd/B07P5PNCS7/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-144253&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_144253_rh_us

United Kingdom: Use This Link For The Audio Version Of My Book #ConstructionTales On Audible:

https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B07P5PP7RW/?source_code=AUKFrDlWS02231890H6-BK-ACX0-144253&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_144253_rh_uk

France, Belgium, Switzerland: Use This Link For The Audio Version Of My Book #ConstructionTales On Audible:

https://www.audible.fr/pd/B07P7RYP4G/?source_code=FRAORWS022318903B-BK-ACX0-144253&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_144253_rh_fr

Germany, Austria, Switzerland: Use This Link For The Audio Version Of My Book #ConstructionTales On Audible:

https://www.audible.de/pd/B07P8W3MVY/?source_code=EKAORWS0223189009-BK-ACX0-144253&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_144253_rh_de

VERBALLY DISASTROUS PODCAST EPISODE LINKS:

Here is the link to the Verbally Disastrous Podcast on Spotify:

Verbally Disastrous-On Spotify

Verbally Disastrous! Season #1, Episode #43: Part A- Tramping In Cali! on YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous! Season #1, Episode #44: Part B- Tramping In Cali! on YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous! Season #1, Episode #45: Part C- Tramping In Cali! on YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous! Season #2, Episode #46:Early Life Lessons & Characters To Meet As An Apprentice On YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous Podcast! S#2, Ep. #47: Part A- Juggling Motherhood & Working With The Tools on YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous Podcast! S#2, Ep. #48: Part B- Juggling Motherhood & Working With The Tools on YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous Podcast- S#2, Episode #49: Just Released Not All Girls Play With Dolls!! on YouTube:

Verbally Disastrous Podcast- S#2, Episode #50: My First 7 Weeks As A Site Safety Manager on YouTube:

I shared my latest short story that has been loaded up to my Construction Tales-Told By A Woman Kindle Vella Library on Amazon. This is short story #11 entitled, “Juggling Motherhood & Working With The Tools”. This short story covers my life as a widowed, single mother in the era when I juggled both motherhood and my career as a journeywoman electrician. I share the various challenges I faced and lessons learned along the way. The previous short story is entitled: #10: “Early Life Lessons & Characters To Meet As An Apprentice”. I decided to write about some life lessons such as guarding your personal information, managing nasty rumors, combating sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and racism. Overall, the construction culture has improved dramatically over the past 25-years. Developing both a thick skin and a sharp tongue are key tools needed to survive various jobsite antics. I hope you learn something from this short story. There are more to come. These short stories are now also available as Verbally Disastrous podcast episodes.

Construction Tales- Told By A Woman: (11) Kindle Vella Short Stories On Amazon!!

The Verbally Disastrous Store On Tee-Spring:

https://my-store-c1f946.creator-spring.com

Cheers!
Leslie M. Jasper

-Author And Host of the #VerballyDisastrous podcast now alive on many platforms that include: Acast, Amazon Music, Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Castbox, Deezer, Google Podcasts, I Heart Radio, Listen Notes, Overcast, Pandora Podcasts, Player FM, Pocket Casts, Pod Bean, Podchaser, Podcast Addict, Podcast Gang, Radio Public, Reason, Soundcloud, Soundtrap, Spotify, Stitcher, Tune In, and YouTube.

-The Audio Blog: Verbally Disastrous Podcast And Construction Tales Blog. Now available on: Acast, Amazon Music, Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Castbox, Deezer, Google Podcasts, I Heart Radio, Listen Notes, Overcast, Pandora Podcasts, Player FM, Pocket Casts, Pod Bean, Podchaser, Podcast Addict, Podcast Gang, Radio Public, Reason, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, and Tune In.

#SugarMommaBaddie, #ImMyOwnSugarDaddy, #womenempowerment, #CTAMarketing, #PhotacularImagery, #KindleVella, #FreeBritney, #AmazonMusic, #AnastasiaTaranenko, #Fiverr, #Tad_Art, #PandoraPodcasts, #Soundtrap, #ConstructionTales, #audio, #intro, #fun, #hot, #mess, #creations, #Connecticut, #NewYork, #family, #foolery, #podcast, #Spotify, #VerballyDisastrous, #new, #topics, #howto, #secrets, #women, #powerful, #strong, #shorts, #men, #teen, #trynottolaugh, #edgy, #realistic, #explicit, #mature, #shocking, #thoughtprovoking, #fresh, #dark, #mustwatch, #Soundcloud, #YouTube, #Johnny, #creative, #IABX, #Reddit, #community, #Leslie@VerbDisastrous, #strongwomen, #womaninconstruction, #empower, #gender, #ICanDOIT, #femalerenovator, #renovation, #project, #womanconstructionproject, #strong, #slideshow, #2013Project, #learnbywatching, #girlpower, #sheetrock, #tape, #electrical, #plumbing, #tile, #dust, #dirt, #debris, #basement, #paint, #renovate, #insulation, #hihats, #wiring, #metalstuds, #screws, #workout, #Johnny, #promo, #videos, #creative, #sons, #discusswithmom, #topics, #Tom, #openconversation, #Johnny, episodes, #LotLizard, #AmazonPrime, #video, #documentary, #Netflix, #gorillaglue, #gorilla, #glue, #spray, #gorillagluewoman, #hair, #hairsurgery, #LosAngeles, #DrObeng, #plasticsurgeon, #alcoholic, #drinks, #testing, #episodes, #release, #soon, #alcoholic #samples, #RevelStoke, #NewAmsterdam, #PinkWhitney, #WickedPickle, #BirdDog, #blackberry, #whiskey, #vodka, #99Bananas, #OleSmokey, #Tswoooh23_, #videogaming, #streaming, #OSHA502, #renewal, #trainthetrainer, #RIT, #Anchor, #Breaker, #GooglePodcasts, #PocketCasts, #RadioPublic, #article, #life, #apprentice, #ComedyCentral, #skit, #JessaReid, #ApplePodcasts, #Deezer, #Podchaser, #PodBean, #TuneIn, #Castbox, #PlayerFM, #iHeartRadio, #Stitcher, #Acast, #PodcastGang, #PodcastAddict, #ziplining, #AdventurePark, #presskit, #SayNoToRapists, #JusticeForUwa, #NotAllGirlsPlayWithDolls

#SafetyFirstTrainingAcademy, #Scholastic #nonfiction #bookstagram #DropEverythingAndRead #SpringBookFair2021 #LoveOfReading #Reading #ConstructionTales #books #funny #NYC #podcast #Spotify #VerballyDisastrous #bookfair #bookjoy #ReadAnywhere #LoveToRead #AllForBooks #Adult #FBF22 #LBF22 #BEA22 #IKBF22 #KLF22 #HKTDC22 #GBF22 #IIBF22 #LATFOB22 #SIBF22 #FILBO22 #EIBF22 #BAIBF22 #MIBF22 #BIDLDSP22 #BS22 #BBF22 #HIBF22 #IBTAF22 #IBBF22 #ITEF22 #JLF22 #JIBF22 #LBF22 #NDWBF22 #TiBE22 #TIBF22 #BCBF22 #LIVREPARIS22 #SDLDM22 #HBF22 #FIL22 #IIBF22 #SBF22 #BuchWein22 #VIBF22 #ADIBF22 #AIPF22 #bookstagram #book #bukuislami #bukumurah #islamicbookfair #buku #booklover #bukusejarah #buchberlin #booklove #cher #bookshelf #internationalbookfair #bookholic #jualbuku #jualbukumurah #reading #obralbuku #bukuindie #bukujogja #tokobukumurah #buchmesse #langka #pasarbuku #bukulangka #bhfyp #jualbelibukuonline #onlineshop #jualanonline #booklovers #anresbooks #readingbooks #booksofinstagram #boekuitstalling #buch #bookish #buchberlinkids #tokobukuonline #boimela #lesen #bookworm #poetry #gontor #fbm #bazarbuku #bookreview #berlin #read #writer #berlinerbuchmesse #buchmesseberlin #author #instabooks #boekverkoping #virtualbookfair #bookaddict

Safety Topic Of The Day: Meaning & Use Of Lock Out/Tag Out: Part A & B

Hello Everyone!

I had just previously shared the Construction Tales Safety Topic of the subject matter on ladder safety. This is a quick blog post sharing the written version of my next Construction Tales Safety Topic on the subject of lock out/tag out. Lock out/tag out is not just for electrical and can include plumbing as well. As I have shared in previous posts, I’m now actively creating brand-new YouTube video and blog safety content. Before I share my recent “Construction Tales Safety Topic” written content and YouTube video content link, allow me to share some updates on my other projects. I have even released my YouTube video content in MP3 form on my Verbally Disastrous podcast platform on major platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora Podcasts, and over +20 other podcast platforms. I placed them on my audio account for my main blog via Anchor.fm. My established “$ugar Momma Baddie” themed clothing and accessory collection is available on both Spring and Shopify ecommerce platforms. Check out the two designs that you can choose from: 1) Feisty Lady Trio 2) Sugar Momma Bed. The “$ugar Momma Baddie” Shopify and Spring store links are down below in this Quora blog post. The links for the paperback, e-book, and now audio version for my first children’s book that’s entitled, “Not All Girls Play With Dolls” are also down below in this blog post. Both my first children’s book and my #ConstructionTales book are available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, iTunes, and Audible. The audio versions of both of my books can be found in four Audible markets that include: France, Dutch, U.K., and the United States. Now that I’ve wrapped up my “Leslie’s book and podcast ad”, let’s review my recent Construction Tales Safety Topic written content and video YouTube link that is featured on my Verbally Disastrous YouTube channel:

Construction Tales Safety Topic #12: Part A- What Is A Lock Out/Tag Out System? On YouTube:

PART A:

This is a Construction Tales brief safety topic.

In this video, I am going to talk about an electrical safety subject called, “lock out tag out”. For a person who is not familiar with this term, it is known as an electrical protocol for safely shutting down electrical and/or mechanical equipment for the purpose of temporarily working on the electrical equipment. This lock out tag out program is intended as a protection system against accidental exposure to electrical energy from equipment and machinery. Not attempting to develop a system to turn off the electrical source can be such a hazard for workers. Lock out tag out devices to be used could be a padlock or a device that can latch onto the circuit breaker and be locked out while work is in progress. The ability to de-energize the power source works to secure the energy device being temporarily isolated. Meanwhile a tag out device warns other employees to either not to use the equipment and do not turn back on the same energy source being locked out. Ideally, the tag out should contain the full name, phone number, and photo of the worker who is using the lock out tag out system. During my career, and he happens to be a close friend of mine, I’ve seen the photo of the worker tag out photo actually be a photo of the worker’s back side with his pants slightly slide down exposing the worker’s crack.

How long has the log out tag out safety system been in existence? Lock out tag out was born out of Title 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 1910.147 that was developed back in 1982 by the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). OSHA was enacted into law by President Richard Nixon back on December 29, 1970. President Nixon signed into law the Williams-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act. This monumental act gave the Federal Government the authority to set and enforce safety and health standards for most of the country’s workers This mandatory code/law was enacted as OSHA 29 CRF 1910.147 by 1989. I have not been able to give credit to the inventor of the lock out tag out system. I only know that the guy works for OSHA.
During my research on the topic, I learned that lock out and tag out have two different meanings. The term “lock out” occurs when an energy source (electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal or other) is physically isolated from the system that uses it (a machine, equipment or process). This procedure is done using a variety of lockout padlocks and devices best suited for specific applications. Devices such as circuit breaker lockouts or valve lockouts can be used for more specific lockout jobs.

The term “tag out” is the process of affixing a label, or tag, that communicates information about what is actually being done to the machine or equipment. This is why it is very important to identify the type of work being done.

Key details on a tag may include the following:

• DANGER or WARNING lockout tag
• Instructions (e.g., Do Not Operate)
• Purpose (e.g., Equipment Maintenance)
• Timing
• Name and / or photo of the authorized worker

For the safety of the workers involved, it is important to use both lock out and tag out jointly. This OSHA lock out tag out standard protocol helps to protect workers who routinely service equipment in the workplace. One danger of lock out tag out is ensuring that the source of power being de-energized is the ONLY source of power. In some instances, electrical equipment can be fed alternately from different energy sources. In this case, the workers preparing to do the maintenance must review the electrical drawings ahead of time in order to catch that potential issue. I know of an issue at an airport where an electrician was seriously hurt when the alternate source of power was energized. This was due to a lack of communication that the airport electrical system was temporarily down for maintenance. This is why it is extremely important to hold pre-electrical shut down meetings with all important parties prior to the day when the workers perform the work. Communication is vital to make sure all workers always work safely. In my next video, we are going to discuss the different types of lock out tag out devices that are available for workers on the market for temporary electrical shut downs.

Construction Tales Safety Topic #12: Part B-Review The Different Types Of Lock Out/Tag Out Devices On YouTube:

PART B:

This is a Construction Tales brief safety topic.

Prior to starting this video, I want to be clear that my first video on Lock Out/Tag Out focused more on electrical lock out/tag out than the other types. Actually, there are more lock out/tag out devices than just electrical that exist. In this video, I am going to expand and share a handful of different systems that are used for plumbing and electrical systems. I’m sure that there are even more lock out/tag out systems that exist than what I’m sharing with you in this video. If necessary, I shall create another video and add them in the future. Now that I have cleared up any potential confusion, let’s get started with learning more about some of these lock out/tag out systems together.

What is a lock out/tag out system?

Lock Out/Tag Out Definition:

A lock out/tag out system, also known by the acronym (LOTO), is a safety procedure that is used to ensure that dangerous equipment is properly shut off and not able to be started up again prior to the completion of maintenance or repair work. This lock out protocol requires that those hazardous energy sources are to be “isolated and rendered inoperative” before work can be started on the equipment in question. The isolated power sources are then locked and a tag is placed on the lock identifying the worker and reason the LOTO is placed on it. The worker then holds the key for the lock, ensuring that only they can remove the lock and start the equipment. This prevents accidental startup of equipment while it is in a hazardous state or while a worker is in direct contact with it.
As soon as my son chose to become an apprentice electrician, I purchased and handed a lock out/tag out bag right over to him for his tool bag. I believe that this protocol is one of the most important tools in your tool bag. Where does this requirement for a Lock Out/Tag Out system come from? The OSHA standard for The Control of Hazardous Energy, aka Lock Out Tag Out, comes from Title 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 1910.147. This OSHA section addresses, practices, and shares procedures that are necessary in order to disable machinery or equipment being worked upon. Thereby, preventing the release of hazardous energy while employees perform servicing and maintenance activities.

The standard outlines measures for controlling hazardous energies such as:

• Electrical
• Mechanical
• Hydraulic
• Pneumatic
• Chemical
• Thermal
• and other energy sources

Six Safety & Lockout/Tagout Procedures:

Let’s look into the six standardized lockout/tagout procedures that should include the following six steps:

• Preparation
• Shutdown
• Isolation
• Lockout/tagout
• Stored energy check
• Isolation verification

Let’s review some photo examples of some lock out tag out systems that are required to be used in order to shut down the equipment prior to being worked on:

As I stated in my previous lock out/tag out video, it is crucial that all key management parties are aware of the upcoming equipment shutdown well before the day of the shutdown. This includes a meeting and a complete review of the electrical and plumbing drawings, including the one-line diagram. This one-line diagram will show you all of the items that will also be shut down that are on the load side of the equipment being temporarily taken out of service. All workers should be aware of the shut down as well as their role during this time period. All workers should be trained to handle any potential emergencies that could exist during the shutdown. Important emergency equipment, such as first aid kits, eye wash stations, and fire extinguishers, should be readily available for all workers. Every employee should sit through a toolbox discussion beforehand pertaining to the topic so that they are prepared for a worst-case scenario. In my career, I require what is known as a Method of Procedure, also known as the acronym M.O.P., prior to the start of the shutdown. The Method of Procedure maps out exactly what you need to do from the time you start the shutdown until you end the shutdown. You should know where the nearest hospital or urgent care facility is located beforehand as well. The entire crew even needs to know where the emergency muster point is located. When the job requires a site safety manager, this data is given on day one during new worker orientation. In the event of an emergency, all workers need to head to the emergency muster point for a head count prior to being excused by their foreman to go home for the day. The goal is for you to work safe and go home to your family in the same condition that you came in this morning.

Well, my friend, this wraps up what I have for now on introducing you to the different types of lock out/tag out equipment that is available on the market to protect the average maintenance worker from potential harm and/or even death. Look out for future videos where I share with you even more educational safety videos. I intend on explaining more in-depth what purpose is for each lock out/tag out device spoken about in this video. Stay tuned for future videos that explain other important safety procedures.

Please help me out by subscribing to my Verbally Disastrous YouTube channel. Drop your YouTube channel down in the comment section so I can also show my support for your channel in return. Don’t forget to follow me at leslie_m_jasper on Tik Tok or Verbally Disastrous on YouTube. Share your feedback on my content down in the comment section at the bottom of the blog post. If you appreciate listening to podcasts, I encourage you to review my last (8) podcast episodes that are listed down below from The Verbally Disastrous Podcast, via links for Spotify & YouTube down below. If you are into reading on a Kindle, check out my newest short story release that belongs to my Construction Tales-Told By A Woman Kindle Vella Library short story series on Amazon down below. My last short story #11 is entitled, “Juggling Motherhood & Working With The Tools”. This short story covers my life as a widowed, single mother in the era when I juggled both motherhood and my career as a journeywoman electrician. The previous short story is #10 is entitled, “Early Life Lessons & Characters To Meet As An Apprentice”. If anyone has read any of my other previous short stories, let me know your thoughts? Feel free to go ahead and check out the many links for my book #ConstructionTales down below. It is now time for us to temporarily part ways or continue reading more of my blog content or someone else’s reading content. Don’t forget to return to my blog very soon so that I can offer you more bathroom break distraction reading. 😛 I wish you a great morning/afternoon/evening on your side of the globe and a restful or productive day!

Shop “$ugar Momma Baddie” Feisty Lady Trio On Spring:

https://im-my-own-ugar-daddy.creator-spring.com/listing/sugar-momma-baddie-feisty-lady

Shop “$ugar Momma Baddie” Feisty Lady Trio On Shopify:

https://im-my-own-sugar-daddy.myshopify.com/

“$ugar Momma Baddie” Sugar Momma Bed Logo:

“$ugar Momma Baddie” Fiesty Lady Trio Logo: