Thursday, March 23, 2023

Safety Resources

 

Find more safety resources on OSHA’s publications webpage.

Hearing Loss Prevention

 Worker wearing protective ear muffs

new series of videos was developed to help workers understand the impact of occupational hearing loss and how to prevent it.

Ladder Safety

 Workers wearing fall safety gear while climbing extention ladders. If you're working at 6 feet or higher, you need fall protection.

March is National Ladder Safety Month. Find resources to help protect workers from fall, electrocution and other hazards.

Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Reducing Silica Exposure

 Worker sanding silica countertop

manufacturer of stone countertops improved ventilation, hazard communications, and employee involvement to significantly reduce silica exposure.

Friday, February 24, 2023

Worker Protections

 I don't feel safe at work - warehouse worker wearing safety gear

Visit worker.gov to get answers on workplace safety, fair pay and equal treatment.

Safety Resources






Find more safety resources on OSHA's publications webpage.

Help Prevent Falls

 Construction worker in safety harness

The 10th annual Stand-Down to Prevent Falls will take place May 1-5.

Generator Safety

 Portable generator

When winter weather causes power outages, employers must protect workers from carbon monoxide exposure from portable generators.

Preventing Dust Explosions

 Building levelled by dust explosion

OSHA revised its national emphasis program to inspect facilities that generate or handle combustible dusts likely to cause fire and explosion hazards.

Friday, January 20, 2023

2023 No-Fee Course Date Offerings: Managing Electrical Hazards















Download the Managing Electrical Hazards flyer for more information.

Most commercial buildings have greater electrical demand, with higher voltages and multi-phased electrical services that require constant maintenance. Exposure to hazardous electrical energy may result in burns, shocks, fires, indirect fall and severe injury leading to death. This training will expand knowledge of identifying, avoiding, and controlling electrical hazards using best practices from NFPA 70E and applicable construction and general industry standards.

Register now