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CPWR-The Center for Construction Research and Training. --------------- Cover photo by NIOSH.

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From 2024 to 2025, 12% of caught-in/between injuries in construction resulted from collapse, engulfment compared to 2.0% for non-construction caught-in/between injuries. For more information check out the latest Data Bulletin on caught-in/between injuries: https://t.co/sHjqtR2jBx

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Before using your hard hat or safety helmet, check that there’s an ANSI marking on both the shell and suspension; it’s the right type and class for the job; it fits properly; and it isn’t damaged. Learn more: https://t.co/0n8l9ojHvv #roofersafety365

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Women make up a small but important percentage of the U.S. construction industry, and face hazards due to PPE not fitting correctly. CPWR has resources here: https://t.co/lUhQOi20WD

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Utiliza este gráfico para ayudarte a planificar un enfoque multicapa para la prevención y protección contra caídas: comienza en la parte superior e incorpora controles según sea factible. https://t.co/3nHRQQzed2 #roofersafety365

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TODAY CPWR Webinar: Ask OSHA: Compliance with 29 CFR 1926.1153 - Respirable Crystalline on 10/20 at 2 PM ET. The webinar will cover the most common violations, medical examination requirements, and exposure control methods. https://t.co/iNUicX4Aez

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NEW from CPWR: Hazard Alert on PVC and CPV Cement Products. Learn the risks of Tetrahydrofuran (THF) and how to protect yourself while working here: https://t.co/6Q7CMAdTkZ

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Use this chart to help plan a multi-layered approach to fall prevention and protection ‒ begin at the top and incorporate controls as feasible. https://t.co/Fgz8xQiOi0 #roofersafety365

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Thousands of workers suffer head injuries and hundreds die each year. You can prevent head injuries in construction by always wearing head protection, making sure it fits well, and regularly checking for cracks or damage. More here: https://t.co/SdTKGICV6z

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Encuentra consejos para trabajar con seguridad en un andamio. https://t.co/By7asmXJFH #roofersafety365

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CPWR’s Data Center examined Construction Fatality Map narratives to identify the most common words in caught-in/between injury narratives. For more information check out CPWR’s Data Bulletin on caught-in/between injuries: https://t.co/sHjqtR1LLZ

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SPOT THE HAZARDS!

Can you spot all the ladder hazards in the below picture?

For more information on using ladders safely https://t.co/DGfJ6UOeMt

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Find tips for working safely on a scaffold. https://t.co/Ogo5y8otAD #roofersafety365

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#ListenUp and prevent hearing loss: use controls, wear hearing protection, and get your hearing tested yearly. More information here: https://t.co/oZ0VL3MuAu #ProtectYourHearingMonth

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NEXT WEEK CPWR Webinar: Ask OSHA: Compliance with 29 CFR 1926.1153 - Respirable Crystalline on 10/20 at 2 PM ET. The webinar will cover the most common violations, medical examination requirements, and exposure control methods. https://t.co/iNUicX4Aez

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Using personal fall arrest systems is only the first step in protecting workers if a fall occurs. Suspension in a harness impedes blood circulation, which can lead to unconsciousness, suspension trauma & even death in just a few minutes https://t.co/OrkYQWH4Il #roofersafety365

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CPWR"s Rosa Greenberg and William Harris are presenting today "Fall Prevention in Construction: Data and Resources" at the 2026 ISFP Virtual Symposium. Register now: https://t.co/BhfFJnUOBa

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October 10 is World Mental Health Day. It's important for employers to talk to workers about workplace stress and foster a mental health-friendly work culture. See more here: https://t.co/DPY2It4qPt

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Almost 1 in 6 (16.0%) of foreign-born Hispanic workers did not speak English. For more information check out our Interactive Construction Chart Book Foreign-Born Hispanic Workers Dashboard: https://t.co/6Q9hwgk5Sh

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NEW CPWR Webinar: Ask OSHA: Compliance with 29 CFR 1926.1153 - Respirable Crystalline on 10/20 at 2 PM ET. The webinar will cover the most common violations, medical examination requirements, and exposure control methods. https://t.co/iNUicX42p1

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Missed CPWR's "Preventing Exposure to Electrical Hazards in Construction"? It's now available to watch on demand via YouTube here: https://t.co/vZ0gzPCzBQ