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The International Code Council is grateful to @NEII_Tweets, Permit Tech Nation - PTN, and @RockGroup for supporting #BuildingSafetyMonth2026. Your contributions are vital in making building safety a priority. #BuildingSafety365
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🎄The holiday season is a busy time for warehouses. Make sure new and temporary workers are trained to recognize and address potential hazards.
Ensure everyone comes home safe during the holiday season with the help of these OSHA resources. 🔽
osha.gov/warehousing

ALT An OSHA.gov graphic displaying various safety warning signs for warehouse hazards, including overhead hazards, belts and conveyors, lifting hazards, rotating parts, crushing hazards, and moving equipment. The poster has a bold 'WARNING' header and an additional text 'BE AWARE OF WAREHOUSING HAZARDS' at the bottom.
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🔥💦 Know what to do in a heat emergency? Watch our latest 'Safety in 60 Seconds' video where an OSHA expert shares 5 essential steps to keep you safe when temps rise. Your safety game just got stronger!
Get more heat illness info here. ⤵️
osha.gov/heat-exposure/illne…
#HeatSafety
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Elevator safety starts at the door ‼️
Be aware of closing doors, use the recall button if needed, and never force your way in or out. #elevatorsafety #elevatorsafetytips #safetyfirst

ALT The tip provides essential elevator safety advice with a focus on door-related hazards. It encourages users to be cautious of closing doors, to utilize the recall button when necessary, and to refrain from forcing their way into or out of the elevator. The use of relevant hashtags enhances the tip's visibility and reach.
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Women make up 47% of the civilian workforce but have won more than half of the U.S.’s medals in Paris so far. Not bad! #Olympics #Paris2024
More stats about working women: dol.gov/agencies/wb/data
Clips via @nbcolympics
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💧Drink water before, during and after working in the heat
💧Remember to replace your electrolytes during longer tasks
💧Check in on each other
Click for more heat illness prevention tips 👇
osha.gov/heat-exposure/water…
#HeatSafety
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Safety first! 🌞 Whether you work indoors or outdoors, heat can be a serious risk. New workers need more frequent rest breaks, as over 70% of heat fatalities happen in the first week of work.
Learn more on our website ⬇️
osha.gov/heat-exposure/prote…
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In 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 1,069 construction workers died on the job. Of those deaths, 395 were related to falls from elevation. Every worker has the right to come home safe.
A look at falls, slips, and trips in the construction industry bls.gov/opub/ted/2024/a-look… #BLSdata #StandDown4Safety
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This week's theme is "Preparing a Building Safety Plan", & we are focusing on how building safety impacts our everyday lives & highlighting the things we can do at home to stay safe. Click here to learn more & help us spread the word! #BuildingSafety365 iccsafe.org/advocacy/buildin…
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We have moved closer to publishing our rule on heat hazards in the workplace. The advisory committee recommended unanimously that we move forward quickly on our notice of proposed rulemaking.
In the meantime, we continue our enforcement efforts. For more:
dol.gov/newsroom/releases/os…
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💜 Workplace stress can affect anyone – regardless of their job or industry – and impact their mental health.
Learn how to create a mentally sound and healthy workplace with our resources. 🔽
osha.gov/workplace-stress/em…
#MentalHealthMatters
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📆 Register now to secure your spot for this New York region event about working safely at heights in the construction industry and preventing falls.
eventbrite.com/e/osha-region…
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NEW BLOG 👷♀ We need more #WomenInConstruction to fulfill the promise of the historic federal infrastructure investments, and that means making construction workplaces safer & more inclusive. With @OSHA_DOL, we lay out 5️⃣ ways employers can do just that. blog.dol.gov/2024/04/18/5-wa…
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Just in time for #WomenInConstruction week, check out this piece on @ActSecJulieSu's meeting with @ORTradeswomen and how they're working to get more women into construction jobs. "There is an untapped market out there for women." portlandtribune.com/news/fed… #WICWeek
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The UN predicts the global population could double in the next 30yrs. Cities must be prepared for this. At the core of many #cities is a high-rise landscape, and at the core of each building is a set of #elevators. #Repurposing skyscrapers starts at the core!
#SchindlerMetaCore
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Preventing construction suicides starts with understanding the signs. Educate yourself and look out for your coworkers.
oshaoutreachcourses.com/prom…
#constructionsuicideprevention #OSHA
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Three new videos from @OSHA_DOL are aimed at helping employers support their workers’ mental health. "Start the Conversation," "Tips to Improving Work Relationships" and "Build Your Mental Health Toolkit" are available with Spanish-language captioning. bit.ly/3P2SvrU
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Employers should implement a comprehensive heat illness prevention program to protect workers from exposure to hot temperatures.
It should include:
✔️ training
✔️ acclimatization
✔️ response procedures
Learn more 👉 bit.ly/41W6y6o
#SummerSafety
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Employers: Key factors in reducing workplace stress and improving mental health at work include:
✔️️ Effective communication
✔️ Support
✔️ Work-life balance
Create a supportive workplace culture with these workplace mental health tips from OSHA. 👇
osha.gov/sites/default/files…
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Strong building codes save lives.
Before #BuildingSafetyMonth ends, see why codes and standards matter: bit.ly/3ODovD3.





















