OSHA Renews Alliance To Educate And Protect Cleveland Construction Workers

The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has renewed a two-year alliance with the Cleveland Safety Forum to help protect construction workers from job hazards, such as falls and silica exposure.  
"The renewal of this alliance reflects the importance of construction worker safety and health," said Howard Eberts, OSHA's area director in Cleveland. "This alliance will continue to help develop effective training programs on subjects, such as fall hazards, safe crane operations and silica exposure, while opening the lines of communication between OSHA, employers and workers."  As part of the voluntary alliance, both the Cleveland Safety Forum and OSHA will continue working together to develop resources to help employers protect workers in the construction industry. They will work to create and present effective training programs on various topics, such as job hazard analysis, hazard recognition, falls, silica exposure and crane operations.  For more information click here!