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Examine trends and regulatory action in the construction industry, help workers identify and control the hazards that cause construction injuries.

IN THIS ISSUE

>> 1. Experts Stress Need for International Construction Safety Training
>> 2. OSHA Publishes Final Rule on Shipyard Working Conditions
>> 3. Water, Rest and Shade: OSHA to Educate Workers, Employers about Heat-Related Illnesses
>> 4. Creating a Happier, Healthier Hispanic Work Force
>> 5. Avoiding Trapping and Crushing Incidents Involving Aerial Lift Platforms

This Week's News

1. Experts Stress Need for International Construction Safety Training

The director of University of California San Diego Extension’s International Safety Education Institute (ISEI) Construction Workplace Safety Training Program stressed a growing international need for safety training based on OSHA standards to better protect construction workers around the world.

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2. OSHA Publishes Final Rule on Shipyard Working Conditions

On May 2, OSHA announced a final rule, “General Working Conditions in Shipyard Employment,” that updates existing shipyard requirements to improve worker health and safety and prevent up to 350 serious injuries annually.

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3. Water, Rest and Shade: OSHA to Educate Workers, Employers about Heat-Related Illnesses

Three ingredients can help save employees working in hot environments from suffering potentially life-threatening heat-related illness: water, rest and shade. OSHA plans to get that message out in a new heat illness education campaign.

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4. Creating a Happier, Healthier Hispanic Work Force

The first step in creating a harmonious work environment for your Hispanic employees is to learn about their culture and how it many impact their work.

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5. Avoiding Trapping and Crushing Incidents Involving Aerial Lift Platforms

Aerial work platforms (AWPs) are intended to make it safer for employees to work at heights. Unfortunately, some workers have been injured or even killed in incidents involving the platforms.

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