SC OSHA

This is the official Twitter account of SC OSHA, a division of @scdllr. It is monitored 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. M-F. In SC, OSHA is a state-administered program.

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

The proper information and resources can help health care employers control risks to staff and train workers on potential hazards associated with each job.

ℹ️https://t.co/hOLt30WtAu

#SafetyFirst #SCOSHA #SouthCarolinaOSHA

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

LLR is now accepting applications for a Program Coordinator II that will supervise the work and activities of assigned OSHA Outreach and Education Health Consultants.

ℹ️For more information and to apply, visit https://t.co/V6BO8ZdEoo.

#SCLLR #SCOSHA #SCCAREERS

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

LLR is now accepting applications for an Environmental Health Manager I who will conduct scheduled health consultations of general and/or construction sites to ensure compliance with OSHA.

👉For more information and to apply, visit https://t.co/V6BO8ZdEoo.

#SCLLR #SCOSHA

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

OSHA provides safety and health resources for small businesses.

Learn more at https://t.co/yFtxetSjkE

#SafetyFirst #smallbusinesses #SCOSHA

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

All LLR offices will be closed Monday, January 20, 2025. Offices will reopen at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

[SC State Fire @SCStateFire]

Workplace Safety Matters!
-Prioritize safety by ensuring smoke alarms and fire sprinklers work.
-Plan and practice multiple escape plans.
These are just a couple of ways to keep your workplace safe!

Read More on How to Keep Your Workplace Safe Here: https://t.co/H9jtJBfBnK

[OSHA_DOL @OSHA_DOL]

Some individuals are more at risk to be victims of human trafficking:
🔶 Undocumented workers
🔶 Temporary foreign workers
🔶 Substance users
🔶 People with a mental illness
🔶 Homeless or runaway youth
🔶 Those facing economic hardship

Learn more: https://t.co/xHCJtNu3as

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

Cold temperatures and increased wind chill cause heat to leave the body more quickly, putting workers at risk of cold stress. Learn how to prevent and recognize cold stress illnesses and injuries and how to apply first aid treatment.

❄️https://t.co/C9JFzaEqOj

#SCOSHA #SCLLR

[SCDLLR @SCDLLR]

All LLR offices will be closed on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Offices will reopen at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, January 2, 2025.

[OSHA_DOL @OSHA_DOL]

🔥Flammable
⚠️Hazardous
☠️Poisonous

These symbols aren’t just labels—they can save lives. Train workers on the hazardous chemicals on their job before they start working and when new hazards are introduced. Use this OSHA resource to get started ⤵️ https://t.co/zJuTHtKeYN

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

SC OSHA strongly advises that individuals involved in recovery and cleanup operations be trained, experienced, and familiar with the equipment being used. https://t.co/vPCIQxgSHv

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

The SC OSHA team wishes you and your loved ones a wonderful holiday season and a Happy New Year!

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

OSHA has resources to help keep workers safe at every step, whether you’re working at a retail store or delivering gifts from the warehouse to homes.

ℹ️https://t.co/cyV0FrR6RB

#SCOSHA #SCLLR

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

Our offices will be closed Tuesday-Thursday, December 24-26, 2024. Offices will reopen at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, December 27, 2024.

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

SC OSHA wants you to be safe while cleaning up tree limbs and debris! #SCOSHA #SCLLR #STAYSAFESC

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

OSHA has resources to keep truckers safe.
ℹ️https://t.co/qfBwc1Ue9W

#SCOSHA #SafetyFirst #SouthCarolinaOSHA #HolidaySafety

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

Warehouse operations can present a variety of potential hazards for workers, especially during the holiday season.

https://t.co/5kYtAZ9aHj

#SafetyFirst #SCOSHA #SouthCarolinaOSHA

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

Cold & flu season has arrived, and employers should take additional precautions to prevent illness in the workplace.

For more information visit, https://t.co/WrwKXw6SAA.

#SCOSHA

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

Visit https://t.co/WrwKXw6SAA for more information!
#SCOSHA #WorkplaceSafety

[SC OSHA @SC_OSHA]

Did You Know? Falls are the leading cause of death in construction. These deaths are preventable with three simple steps:
1. Plan ahead to get the job done safely.
2. Provide the right equipment.
3. Train everyone to use the equipment safely.