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Outdoor construction work can put you at risk for skin cancer. Wear sunscreen, protective clothing, and stay in the shade when you can! Read more about this hazard and how to protect yourself here: tinyurl.com/2p8937yp #BeatTheHeat

Using the proper shoes when walking on a roof can help prevent falls. Learn more here: bit.ly/3PdTHpZ #roofersafety365

According to OSHA, roofers have a high number of workplace electrical fatalities. 81% occurred from contact with overhead power lines. 74% of all worker electrical fatalities occur in non-electrical occupations. See more from ESFI & CPWR: esfi.org/construction-s…

Working in hot conditions can be hazardous. A key preventative measure is to use acclimatization to help a worker's body adjust. This includes shorter shifts, fluids, and adequate rest. More information here at the NIOSH Science Blog: tinyurl.com/mrywcjpf

CPWR: Dangerously hot, humid weather has settled over the US. Stay safe on the work site by staying hydrated and taking breaks in a cool area. More information here: cpwr.com/heat

The summer heat combined with running machinery can cause workers to overheat. Take frequent breaks, stay hydrated, and wear lightweight clothes. More information about how to #BeatTheHeat here: cpwr.com/heat

Usar los zapatos adecuados cuando está caminando sobre el techo puede ayudar a prevenir caídas. Aprende más aquí: bit.ly/3qAPmGj #roofersafety365

#MirrorCheck! This Toolbox Talk from OSHA encourages a mirror check to prevent backover incidents by using regular mirror adjustments, using spotters in low-vis areas, and more. See it here: tinyurl.com/3wccebnt

If your company participated in the National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction, get your OSHA Certificate of Participation in English and/or Spanish here: tinyurl.com/65mtbvxa #StandDown4Safety #roofersafety365

On average annually from 2011 to 2024, 51.4% of iron and steel workers were union members compared to 13.6% of all construction workers. For more information: tinyurl.com/4bj3fjk6

ICYMI: CPWR's webinar New Research on Mental Health now available to watch on demand. Catch up new research on suicide prevention training here: youtu.be/nDoMLoZPKZc

From everyone at CPWR, have a happy and safe 4th of July!

The @UApipetrades has launched the #PipePALSAdvisoryCommittee to #support #mental #health, #suicide #prevention & peer connection across our #union. Together, we can build #stronger, #safer #support #networks. Need help? Dial 988. Learn more: bit.ly/3ZNuiL8 #PipePALS

There are several job-related factors that increase your risk of heat-related illness and death. Learn how to protect yourself and your crew at: tinyurl.com/sfwp2nuk #roofersafety365

Older workers bring experience and expertise to the construction workforce but can be more susceptible to certain hazards. CPWR has resources to support older workers here: tinyurl.com/5jh7wnk8

CPWR: Mitigate the hot weather for construction workers using cooling clothing and personal protective equipment. #BeatTheHeat and learn more about this Construction Solution here: tinyurl.com/bdeyj6ma

From 2019 to 2024, construction had the lowest percentage of insured workers among all industries examined, 77.8% versus 97.5% for public administration. For more information: tinyurl.com/3h9sznvw

Be safe around biohazards! Avoid direct contact with contaminants like sewage, wash your hands well, and any protective gear or clothes should be kept away from where food is eaten. More here: tinyurl.com/267n34vc

In this video, representatives from the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers & Allied Workers discuss how workers of all trades can stay safe while accessing and working on roofs. Watch here: tinyurl.com/8zdj7aph #roofersafety365

NEW CPWR Webinar: July 29 at 1 PM ET: NABTU-CPWR Summer Heat Webinar. Construction workers often work in direct sunlight or hot, enclosed spaces, putting them at risk for heat-related illnesses. #NABTUKeepsCool! Register today: tinyurl.com/t7jh23wt