On April 28, Workers Memorial Day, we recognize the irreplaceable memories that families of fallen workers will never get to share – from celebrating milestones to the simple moments we sometimes take for granted. Let's all work together to prevent future tragedies.

📆 Register now to secure your spot for this New York region event about working safely at heights in the construction industry and preventing falls.
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🚧 🔨 Attention employers: Active work zones pose significant risks to your workers' safety. Learn how to implement safety measures to protect your workplace and mitigate hazards.
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Stay alert not just during Work Zone Awareness Week but every week! Remember that work zone workers are fathers, mothers, daughters, sons, brothers and sisters. Drive carefully to protect their safety.

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On Workers Memorial Day, we honor those who were injured or lost their lives on the job – like 38-year-old Scott Shaw – and commit to safer workplaces across the country. Join us for an in-person and virtual ceremony on April 25 at 1 p.m. ET. osha.gov/workers-memori…

On Workers Memorial Day, please join us in spreading awareness by changing your social media profile or in support of our nation's workers coming home safely.

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¿Sabía que OSHA_DOL publica un boletín en español, Información Rápida? Obtenga la información más reciente sobre seguridad y salud en el lugar de trabajo suscribiéndose en osha.gov/quicktakes.

As Workers Memorial Day draws near, we recognize the irreplaceable memories that families of fallen workers will never get to share – from celebrating milestones to the simple moments we sometimes take for granted. Let's all work together to prevent future tragedies.

Join us for a National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week Kick-off Lunch & Learn webinar. This free webinar aims to enhance safe work zone practices in the highway/roadway construction industry.

Register here. 👇
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De no cumplirlo, puedes contactar al CIAM, al 520-623-7874 o bien, puedes presentar una queja totalmente confidencial al 1-866-487-2365 OSHA_DOL ☎️

No importa tu situación migratoria, tienes derechos en el trabajo.

🐢 🐌 Slow down. U.S. Department of Transportation reports that speed is a common contributing factor in fatal work zone crashes. Protect the workers building and repairing our infrastructure.
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Safe + Sound Week is a nationwide event held in August to share ideas on keeping workers safe, but we have resources to keep you #SafeAndSoundAtWork year-round!

Visit our website to find them and learn more about 2024's event.👇
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It's the #StandDown4StruckBy Week! Get your stand-down started with resources from CPWR for #workzonesafety and #liftzonesafety at cpwr.com/struckby

It’s National Work Zone Awareness Week. Drivers: Remember you can protect workers and yourselves by slowing down, avoiding distractions, and being alert when driving through work zones. Learn more: bit.ly/3TlzEKE #NWZAW

All workers, including immigrant workers who often do the most backbreaking work across the country, should be able to go home at the end of the work day healthy and safe.

At U.S. Department of Labor, we'll continue to mourn the loss of these workers and keep on fighting like hell for the living.

☎️ Call OSHA to report unsafe working conditions, file a complaint, or ask safety and health questions.

📱 1-800-321-6742 (OSHA)
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#OSHAisThisOK

🥤 Prevent heat illness among indoor and outdoor workers. Stay hydrated by drinking at least 8 ounces of water every 15-20 minutes!

Learn more👇
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#HeatSafety

Floodwater can put workers at risk of injuries, infectious diseases, and chemical and biological hazards.

Know the risks workers face in flood recovery and how to prevent them: osha.gov/flood

#FloodSafety

Struck-by incidents are the 2nd leading cause of death and the leading cause of nonfatal injuries in the construction industry. The National Stand-Down to Prevent Struck-by Incidents is this week! Learn more: cdc.gov/niosh/newsroom…
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Los incidentes por golpes son la segunda causa principal de muerte entre trabajadores de la construcción y la principal causa de lesiones no fatales en la industria de la construcción. ¡La huelga nacional para prevenir incidentes de golpes es esta semana! CPWR