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OSHA_DOL

U.S. Department of Labor
@OSHA_DOL
Helping employers protect worker safety and health since 1971. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is an agency of @USDOL.
Washington, DC
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  • @OSHA_DOL
    OSHA_DOL
    U.S. Department of Labor
    @OSHA_DOL
    Oct 9
    After a flood, hidden hazards can put workers at risk. Stay alert, wear the right protective equipment, and follow safe cleanup procedures. Your safety comes first. Learn more: osha.gov/flood/response
    A person uses a long-handled tool to clear debris on a muddy, flooded area. In the background, construction equipment is visible. The image features a logo for OSHA at the top and a text message: "Flood response and recovery: Look for hidden hazards. osha.gov/flood."
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  • @OSHA_DOL
    OSHA_DOL
    U.S. Department of Labor
    @OSHA_DOL
    Oct 9
    🏆 OSHA's Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) highlight the best in workplace safety and health. When employers, workers, and OSHA collaborate, the result is stronger safety cultures and healthier workplaces for everyone. 🔗 Find out more and apply today:
    Two people in a workplace setting wearing yellow hard hats and safety vests are shaking hands. The logo of OSHA VPP (Voluntary Protection Programs) is visible in the top right corner. The text reads, "Leading the way in workplace safety and health, osha.gov/vpp.
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  • @OSHA_DOL
    OSHA_DOL
    U.S. Department of Labor
    @OSHA_DOL
    Oct 9
    👏 35 years of safety excellence! Congratulations to OxyChem on 35 years as an OSHA Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) site. Here’s to the entire team for their continued commitment to protecting workers and building a strong culture of safety!
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  • @OSHA_DOL
    OSHA_DOL
    U.S. Department of Labor
    @OSHA_DOL
    Oct 8
    Build your safety skills and stay ahead of the game! Whether you're a worker, supervisor, or safety professional, the OSHA Training Institute Education Centers offer training to help you score safer workplaces. Explore courses, certificates, and schedules: osha.gov/otiec
    A soccer ball hitting the back of a net. Text overlay: "Score a goal for safety. Get trained and build your skills." OSHA website link provided.
  • @OSHA_DOL
    OSHA_DOL
    U.S. Department of Labor
    @OSHA_DOL
    Oct 7
    Safe jobs build strong communities. Young workers in ranching, meat processing, and agriculture deserve safe, healthy workplaces. With the right protections in place, many workplace injuries can be prevented. Explore resources that identify risks and provide safety solutions:
    An individual is in a barn with a cow, smiling towards the camera. The image is overlaid with text: "Farm and Ranch Safety: Protect young workers." The OSHA logo is in the top left corner, and the website osha.gov is at the bottom.
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