Shift work and long hours can affect your mental health. Take breaks and don't operate heavy machinery if you feel fatigued or sleepy. More here: https://t.co/SMIvURYI88
If you’re working outside in the cold, remember to drink plenty of warm sweet beverages and avoid caffeine and alcohol. Find more tips at: https://t.co/ZMcZLYnajk
Over a third of trenching citations issued by OSHA were for 1926.652(a) Protection of employees in excavations. For more information check out the latest Data Bulletin on caught-in/between injuries: https://t.co/mCBBqmN9Ua
🚧 Falls remain one of the leading causes of serious workplace injuries and fatalities, but they are preventable. Whether you're working on a roof, ladder, or scaffold, always wear fall protection when working 6 feet or more above the ground.
Getting the right training and taking the proper precautions ensures everyone returns home safely at the end of the day.
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Usar la herramienta de mano incorrecta o la herramienta correcta de la manera incorrecta puede dañar su mano, muñeca o brazo. Aprenda cómo protegerse en: https://t.co/OoRSouqawg #roofersafety365
CPWR has a wide range of materials that can be sent to you at no cost. Take a look at our Hazard Alert Cards and other resources available here: https://t.co/4RLfaIZLho
ICYMI: "Ask OSHA: Compliance with 29 CFR 1926.1153 - Respirable Crystalline Silica in Construction" webinar now available to watch on demand via YouTube: https://t.co/wu1p5bP6hc
Using the wrong hand tool, or the right tool the wrong way, can injure your hand, wrist, or arm. Learn how to protect yourself at: https://t.co/mNaRD1zWA5 #roofersafety365
SPOT THE HAZARDS!
Can you spot all the housekeeping hazards in the below picture?
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From 2024 to 2025, 12% of caught-in/between injuries in construction resulted from collapse, engulfment. For more information check out the latest Data Bulletin on caught-in/between injuries: https://t.co/mCBBqmNHJI
Efficient construction starts with a solid plan. Dive into our infographics on the Best Build Plan to optimize your project's outcomes. https://t.co/YEIr5JcqVN
Si hay antenas celulares en su trabajo, puede estar expuesto a radiación de radiofrecuencia (RF). Un síntoma de exposición a RF es el mareo, que puede provocar una caída. Aprende como protejerse: https://t.co/vLbkTWvZY0 #roofersafety365
Cold weather has arrived in many parts of the country. Dress in warm layers, check in with coworkers to make sure you're tolerating the cold and take breaks in heated areas with warm beverages. https://t.co/jNPA2jor9O
ICYMI: CPWR's Data Center webinar "Using the Chart Book & Dashboards to Support Intervention & Prevention Efforts" is now available to watch on demand via YouTube: https://t.co/OgR6KLnDcZ
If there are cellular antennas on your job, you may be exposed to radiofrequency (RF) radiation. One symptom of exposure to RF is dizziness, which can lead to a fall. Learn how to protect yourself: https://t.co/u4cHq8pH6A #roofersafety365
“The biggest thing I took out of the training was 3-way communication." Over 500k construction workers have participated in the FSL training as part of the OSHA 30-hour or company training. Check it out here: https://t.co/HJK1B10jhW