This year's focus is on providing resources for businesses on job hazard analysis, which is becoming increasingly more important to construction firms on large jobsites.
Coming on the heels of a successful National Safety Stand Down campaign in May to highlight the need for better fall protection in construction, the Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA) will celebrate safe workspaces during Safe + Sound Week, Aug. 12-18. The national event is designed to celebrate the successes of businesses that have implemented safety and health programs in the workplace in recent years.
This year, Safe + Sound Week will provide businesses with resources on job hazard analysis, which is becoming increasingly important to companies working on large job sites. The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced a final rule updating the current Hazard Communication Standard to align with global definitions, which went into effect July 19.
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