Safety and Health Topics pages provide access to selected occupational safety and health information. The subjects of these pages include specific workplace hazards, as well as individual industries. Numerous OSHA and non-OSHA references are evaluated on a given subject to determine which are consider most important in reducing occupational injuries and illnesses. With the continued support of our users, OSHA's Safety and Health Topics Pages provide assistance for complying with OSHA standards, enabling employers to ensure safer workplaces.
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What's New
It is not possible to list all of the new entries we are adding to each topic page. The following lists those subjects which have recently been added to or significantly updated.
- Young Workers. OSHA, (2012, April).
- Nail Salons. OSHA, (2012, April).
- Preventing Falls in Construction – Safety Pays – Falls Cost. OSHA, (2012, April).
- Recycling (Green Jobs). OSHA, (2012, March).
- Occupational Heat Exposure. OSHA, (2012, February).
- Falls and Other Hazards to Workers Removing Snow From Rooftops and Other Elevated Surfaces. OSHA Hazard Alert, (2012, February).
For additional information, refer to the What's New Archive or for the entire OSHA site, the main "What's New" section.
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