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We issued more than $900,000 in penalties to two companies for exposing workers to deadly hazards after a painter fell from scaffolding on a bridge and drowned in the river below. https://t.co/mdrXQtlfAI

🌩️🌪️ Is your workplace prepared to deal with severe weather? During National Emergency Preparedness Month, @SecretaryLCD has an important message about planning for the unexpected to make sure that every worker returns home safe and sound.

September 21-27 is National Farm Safety and Health Week. We have resources to help keep farmworkers safe from agricultural hazards ➡️ https://t.co/KJswlXXs3j #NFSHW #FarmSafety

This week, Acting Assistant Secretary Amanda Wood Laihow joined thousands of safety professionals from across America at the #NSCExpo to discuss how OSHA is working with partners and businesses to create safer workplaces. @NSCsafety

NSC CEO @LorraineMMartin was joined by Acting Assistant Secretary For Occupational Safety and Health Amanda Wood Laihow in a fireside chat during the Occupational Keynote at the #NSCExpo. @OSHA_DOL

Workplace safety isn’t just about preventing physical injuries – it also means caring for mental health. This Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, consider making mental health a part of your safety and health management system.

OSHA has renewed its national alliance with @WeAreReMA to strengthen safety in the recycling industry. The 2-year partnership will focus on preventing hazards like slips, falls, musculoskeletal injuries, and lithium battery incidents. Learn more: https://t.co/7FYo9sjCc3

As we recognize Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Deputy Secretary of Labor Keith @Sonderling47 shares reminders about the critical importance of mental health in the workplace:

Storm and flood cleanup activities can be hazardous, including for responders. Disasters don’t plan ahead, but you can! Resources: https://t.co/Q11K1mvh4A

Today, SWANA renewed its alliance with @OSHA_DOL & @wasterecycling. Together, we will collaborate on initiatives to reduce workplace injuries & illnesses. Read the full press release: https://t.co/DDeuqMITyV #SWANASafety #OSHAAlliance

Floodwater can put workers at risk of electrical and chemical hazards. #KeepWorkersSafe and ALWAYS assume downed power lines are energized. For safety tips and resources on flood hazards, visit: https://t.co/EJyxxRsEe0

Protect workers from hazards associated with flood response operations. Learn how to #KeepWorkersSafe ⬇️ https://t.co/96vdJP82pL

Slope it. Shore it. Shield it. Our sticker reminds employers and workers about 3️⃣ safety measures that help prevent trench collapses and save lives. Download it here: https://t.co/YHhNjzLjhY

Trenching hazards can put your workers at risk. 🚧 Watch this video to learn 5 key steps you can take to keep crews safe.

Businesses across the nation are showing their commitment to workplace safety. Is yours one of them? Makes sure you register so we can add you to the list! https://t.co/OUXp7esw2a #SafeAndSoundAtWork

Put your business on the map! Add your company to the list of businesses committed to workplace safety and health when you sign up for Safe + Sound Week. https://t.co/8P9HlAzn6K #SafeAndSoundAtWork

Safe + Sound Week is right around the corner! Register your business to participate: https://t.co/jJiw01XiEh #SafeAndSoundAtWork

OSHA is urging workplaces to safeguard workers from well-known trenching hazards that can be prevented by using required protections. Learn more: https://t.co/i1YRIv4JQT

Federal laws are complex, and small employers who work in good faith to comply shouldn’t face the same penalties as large employers. That’s why @USDOL took action to lower penalties on small employers—giving them the tools needed to keep workers safe ⬇️

Flood water can make workers at risk to debris removal and electrical hazards. Know the risks workers face in flood recovery and how to avoid them. Train them with these resources: https://t.co/Gs9t4JLnNt