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The Ironworker Employers Association of Western Pennsylvania, Inc.
ANNUAL ALLIANCE REPORT
August 5, 2004
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- Alliance Background
Date Signed
March 11, 2003
Overview
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Pittsburgh Area Office and the Ironworker Employers Association of Western
Pennsylvania, Inc. (IWEA) aligned to foster and maintain an open line of communication with each other for the meaningful exchange of
information on promoting OSHA compliance and Industry best practices in the Construction Industry.
| Implementation Team Members |
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| Bill Ligetti |
Executive Director, IWEA |
| Bob Szymanski |
OSHA Pgh. AO AD |
| Frank Librich |
OSHA Pgh AO Safety Team Leader |
| Bob Carroll |
OSHA Pgh AO CAS |
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| Contributors |
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| Darlaine Taylor |
Century Steel |
Evaluation Period
March 11, 2003 until March 18, 2004 (This Alliance pre-dates the Alliance Directive June 10, 2004).
- Implementation Team Meetings
- March 11, 2003:
In-person, Pittsburgh Area Office
- June 18, 2003: Conference Call
- August 18, 2003: Conference Call
- March 18, 2004: In-person, Crafton, PA
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- Events and Products
Training and Education
January 15, 2004 – Training OSHA Policies, Common Cited Standards, & Recordkeeping
Outreach and Communication
February 10, 2004 – Pre-Construction meeting with Abate-Irwin on Fall Protection
Bill Ligetti and member company representatives called approximately twice a month for discussion on standards and policy information relating to their perspective work sites.
Promoting the National Dialogue on Workplace Safety and Health
N/A
- Results
The training presentation and pre-construction meeting were well received. The attendees expressed the information would be valuable in
assisting them in promoting and providing improved safe and healthful working conditions at construction sites. In addition, the number of
phone calls received discussing various safety and health issues indicate employer representatives are becoming more open to have a
meaningful dialogue for the exchange of information relating to safety and health issues at their construction sites.
Type of Activity (Conference, Training, Print and
Electronic Distribution, etc.) |
Number of Individuals
Reached or Trained |
| Training Seminar on OSHA Policies, Common
Cited Standards, and Recordkeeping |
30 |
| Pre-Construction Meeting |
1 |
| TOTAL |
31 |
Note: The individuals in attendance at each activity represent companies with many employees that would be directly effected
by the safety and health information provided.
- Upcoming Milestones
The Alliance is looking into an event involving roundtable discussions and cross-training between OSHA, Employers, and Union
Representatives. The Alliance signatories will continue to work together to address the safety and health needs of the affected parties.
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