Fraudulent OSHA Outreach Cards

Recently we’ve come across fraudulent 30-hr Construction cards. When the QR Code is scanned you land on site aotc.sph.rutgers-edu.org which verify fraudulent cards (image below). Rather than use the QR Codes to verify training, please encourage your stakeholders to go directly to the Rutgers School of Public Health’s website to verify cards- http://aotc.sph.rutgers.edu

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Emergency Preparedness

Employers should ensure that they have a plan to respond to a natural disaster or other emergencies in the workplace.

Get Printed Coronavirus Publications

Free printed copies of posters and guidance booklets on protecting workers from the coronavirus can be ordered from OSHA’s publications page.

COVID-19 Resources

• A new resource helps employers understand and comply with OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Standard during the pandemic.
• A poster is now available on seafood processing.

Coronavirus Response

OSHA and the Food and Drug Administration developed a checklist to help protect food industry workers during the pandemic.

Fall Prevention

The seventh annual National Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction has been rescheduled for September 14-18.

COVID-19 Resources

A new poster, available in English and Spanish, lists steps to protect automotive service workers from exposure to coronavirus.

Water. Rest. Shade.

OSHA reminds employers of their duty to protect workers from the risks and dangers of heat exposure.

Beryllium Standard

OSHA issued its final beryllium standard for general industry.

Coronavirus Response

U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia addressed economic re-opening and workplace safety during a visit to Florida.