The Safety Lady

06/20/2026

06/13/2026

Before summer officially begins, plan ahead for work-related heat exposure and the potential for heat-related illness among your workers. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e5Xty1

06/11/2026

La lluvia pone a prueba los materiales.

Las dificultades ponen a prueba a las personas.

Y la seguridad pone a prueba el liderazgo.

Cuídate.

06/11/2026

Falls from scaffolds are preventable. Learn about employer requirements and find additional resources here: https://tinyurl.com/5z69ycat

06/09/2026

Happening tomorrow! Check out Assistant Secretary Keeling’s presentation for Forklift Safety Day. Register to attend in person or view the presentation virtually: indtrk.org/events

06/02/2026

June marks the 30th anniversary of National Safety Month. Join the Safety+Health editorial team in the latest "On the Safe Side" podcast episode to discuss . Julia Kite-Laidlaw, senior program manager for the NSC coalition, joins this discussion to help you stay safe on the road, one of the four themes of . Listen here: https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/episode/on-the-safe-side-podcast-episode-75/.

If you haven't read the May or June Safety+Health Magazine issues, National Safety Month is the perfect time to prioritize safety and continue promoting safety for the rest of the year. The magazine issues include topics like ensuring safety stays top of mind when facing hazards, the , emotional intelligence, safety on a small budget, and engaging the distributed workforce. Read all the issues here: https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/issues/.

06/02/2026

At OSHA, our goal is simple: keep workers safe, healthy, and protected so everyone goes home safely at the end of the day.

Help us celebrate the 30th anniversary of National Safety Month by downloading and sharing free resources such as posters and fact sheets provided by the National Safety Council.

05/26/2026

Next month is Trench safety month: before you dig a trench, plan for safety! If you're working in a trench, never enter one unprotected, and make sure there is a way to safely and enter. More here: https://tinyurl.com/bdhjb38k

05/23/2026

En la construcción…
los accidentes fatales no son coincidencia.

Empiezan cuando alguien ve el riesgo…
y decide guardar silencio.

Hablar no te hace problemático.
Te hace responsable.

La ley protege a los trabajadores que reportan condiciones inseguras, incluso frente a represalias.

Ignorar el riesgo también es una decisión…
y muchas veces, es la más peligrosa.

— Francis Cruz | OSHA 510