The U.S. Department of Labor鈥檚 Occupational Safety and Health Administration has published several resources to protect workers from various hazards related to summertime weather, such as and .

The agency recently released an with the latest information and a list of safety practices to use when working in high temperatures and humid conditions. Additionally, the includes links to OSHA鈥檚 鈥�.鈥� and 鈥溾�� webpages.

With hurricane season lasting from June 1 to Nov. 30, OSHA urges employers to be prepared to keep their workers safe during these extreme weather events. As part of this effort, the agency鈥檚 provides information on protecting workers before and after hurricanes strike.

The webpage provides workers with links to the agency鈥檚 , which outlines the warnings and watches used for hurricanes, and , which features information on hazard exposures and risk assessments for hurricane response and recovery work.

Additional resources for hurricane preparedness can be found at the following websites:




Please encourage your members and staff to visit 老牛影视National鈥檚 webpage on emergency preparedness and recovery resources for detailed information on how to quickly access state and federal resources.