CPWR

The weather will continue to heat up as summer approaches. Check out CPWR's resources on how to keep construction workers safe from heat injuries this summer here: https://cpwr.com/heat

Los truenos y las tormentas eléctricas crean riesgos para los techadores. Protéjase durante una tormenta: https://tinyurl.com/y27rcds3

Word of mouth helps former DOE construction workers learn about our free screening exams - exams that might just save their lives!

You can help by telling your friends or coworkers about BTMed and encouraging them to take advantage of our program. You may just save their life!

Thunder and lightning storms create risks for roofers. Protect yourself during a storm: https://tinyurl.com/38habh27

Protect your eyes at work! Wear safety goggles or glasses, use the right eye protection for the job, and if your eyes feel irritated, rinse them immediately. More here: https://tinyurl.com/4mjhwky8

Never work alone in a trench and never without a lookout nearby. Learn more about in this CPWR Toolbox Talk: https://tinyurl.com/yh38vphw

All workers should be provided with PPE that fits them properly. PPE that doesn't fit properly won’t provide the necessary protection from hazards and can even introduce new hazards. Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/yjp595tb

CPWR’s Deputy Director MK Fletcher presenting at the NIEHS Worker Training Program Technical Workshop.

THERE IS STILL PLENTY OF TIME TO APPLY!

The Zero Electrocution Challenge is seeking breakthrough solutions to eliminate life-threatening tasks that lead to fatal electrocution on the job. McElhattan Foundation will award a total of $2 million. Join their webinar on 7/27 at 2 PM ET to learn more: https://www.zec.zero2050.org/news/join-us-pre-registration-q-a-webinar---july-27

It's not too late! If your company participated in the , get your OSHA Certificate of Participation in English and/or Spanish here: https://tinyurl.com/44tys5be