OSHA QuickTakes for November 16, featuring stories on coronavirus response, holiday workplace safety, and more.

 

November 16, 2020   •   Volume 19, Issue 20   •   A twice monthly newsletter with information about workplace safety and health.

OSHA QuickTakes - OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration

New Coronavirus Guidance and Citations
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Chart showing workers removed from COVID-19 hazard
Protecting Workers from COVID-19 Hazards

OSHA has removed 638,274 workers from COVID-19 hazards during the coronavirus pandemic.


Read about more OSHA enforcement cases.




Holiday Workplace Safety

As the holiday shopping season approaches, train workers on job hazards and establish safe work practices to prevent exposure to the coronavirus.

Worker placing signage on a door

Worker using a snowblower
Winter Weather

Make sure you are properly protected from cold stress and other winter weather hazards.


Plea Agreement

An auto parts manufacturer agreed to implement aggressive safety and health policies in a plea agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice.

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Workers at Minnkota
Small Business Reduces Injuries and Costs

A window manufacturer reduced workplace injuries and lowered worker's compensation costs after assistance from the On-Site Consultation Program.


Alliances Promote Safety
Alliance - An OSHA Cooperative Program

Cleaning up after a storm? Always use generators in well-ventilated areas and elevate power cords above floodwaters. Use these tips to #KeepWorkersSafe
Social Media

Follow @OSHA_DOL on Twitter. For more safety and health resources and information, visit the U.S. Department of Labor's social media accounts:

COVID-19 Q&A

Question

How should I clean and disinfect my workplace?

Answer

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides updated information about cleaning and disinfecting workplaces, businesses, schools, and other public places.


   
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