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OSHA_DOL
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Helping employers protect worker safety and health since 1971. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is an agency of @USDOL.
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    Apr 24, 2023
    This is an authentic Twitter account representing the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA)
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    Jul 31
    OSHA and the @USCG have signed a Memorandum of Understanding underscoring their partnership to boost training, information sharing, and joint inspections across Northwest Oregon, reinforcing their commitment to maritime worker safety. osha.gov/news/newsrelea…
    OSHA Northwest Oregon region and the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Columbia River leadership sit at a table in a room with brick walls. One is in a U.S. Coast Guard uniform and the other is in a suit, signing a document. Behind them is a projector screen displaying "Working Meet Up July 16, 2026" and the U.S. Coast Guard seal. American and United States Coast Guard flags are positioned at the sides.
    Portland Area Office Director Michael Potter is speaking in front of seated attendees in a room. Behind the speaker, there's a presentation screen displaying the OSHA logo, which stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration. U.S. flags and official emblems are visible in the background.
    OSHA Northwest Oregon region and the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Columbia River leadership sit at a table in a room with brick walls. One is in a U.S. Coast Guard uniform and the other is in a suit, signing a document. Behind them is a projector screen displaying "Working Meet Up July 16, 2026" and the U.S. Coast Guard seal. American and United States Coast Guard flags are positioned at the sides.
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    Jul 30
    On National Whistleblower Day, we’re recognizing the workers who raise safety concerns and the protections that support them. In FY25, OSHA's Whistleblower Protection Program conducted more than 3K investigations and recovered $45M for workers. whistleblowers.gov
    The image features a dark blue background with the OSHA logo at the top. Below, the text reads "Whistleblower Protection Program Impact" and "FY 2025." At the bottom, "whistleblowers.gov" is displayed, with a curved blue and white design beneath it.
    The image is an infographic titled "Whistleblower Protection Program Impact in FY 2025." It shows numbers related to investigations: 15,256 complaints screened, 3,245 investigations conducted, and 85 investigators and alternative dispute resolution coordinators. The image features icons for documents, a magnifying glass, and group support, with logos for OSHA and whistleblowers.gov at the bottom.
    The image is a graphic titled "Whistleblower Protection Program Impact in FY 2025." It features a bar chart with percentages showing industries affected: Employee Safety - OSHA 11(c) at 87%, Transportation Services at 7%, Fraud and Financial Services at 3%, Consumer Product, Motor Vehicle, and Food Safety at 2%, Environmental Protection at less than 1%, and Health Insurance at less than 1%. The OSHA and whistleblowers.gov logos are present.
    Title: Whistleblower Protection Program Impact in FY 2025

Description: Infographic highlighting the impact of the Whistleblower Protection Program for FY 2025. It includes three key statistics: 732 positive outcomes, $45 million recovered, and 35 workers reinstated. The image features icons representing each statistic and includes logos for OSHA and the website whistleblowers.gov.
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    Jul 29
    ⚠️Floodwaters can hide serious hazards. Flooded areas may contain contaminated water, debris, and electrical hazards. Wear the right PPE, follow safe work practices, and never enter areas with downed power lines. Learn more: osha.gov/flood
    A person wearing yellow boots walks through floodwater. The image promotes flood safety awareness by OSHA, with text that reads, "FLOOD SAFETY: Know the hazards." The website osha.gov/flood is included.
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    Jul 29
    We had a great few days at the AGC Construction Safety & Health Conference, gaining new insights, fresh perspectives, and meaningful connections. Thank you to everyone who made this event memorable!
    OSHA Assistant Secretary Dave Keeling speaking on a stage in front of a backdrop featuring the logo of Associated General Contractors of America. They are gesturing with their hands. Two black chairs are positioned on the stage.
    OSHA staff stand in front of an OSHA Cares banner at a conference or event. They are indoors on a carpeted floor, with conference materials visible on a table nearby.
    OSHA staff standing at an OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) booth, displaying informational materials. The booth features bilingual banners in English and Spanish about safety and health. There is a table with pamphlets and promotional items.
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