- Message from the Co-Chairmen (Spring 2011)
- On-the-Job Safety Threatened in Washington and Wisconsin
- Ten Questions about Safety Culture on Your Jobsite
- OSHA: New Directions at 40
- Nanomaterials in Construction
- Have You Scheduled Your Health Fair Yet?
- Top Your Pizza with Moderation
- New Publications (Spring 2011)
- More Young People Suffer Strokes
- No One Immune to Heart Attack
- Users Pursue Dangerous Highs
- Individual Mandate at Center of PPACA Controversy
New LHSFNA Publications…

Hazardous construction tasks require supervision of a company-designated competent person, someone OSHA defines as “capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to employees and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.”
The new Laborers’ Guide to Competent Persons lists everything that competent persons need to know: how to conduct inspections, how to keep good records, hazards to look for and how to correct them and applicable OSHA standards.
Order these easy-to-read and informative publications through the LHSFNA’s online publications catalogue or by calling 202-628-5465.
Drunk Driving
Drinking and driving is a dangerous combination, and work zone incidents involving drunk drivers who injure or kill workers are on the rise. What happens when it’s a LIUNA member doing the drinking?
Drinking & Driving Not The Road To Take… explains DWI laws, the varying content of alcoholic beverages, how to prevent drunk driving, tips for controlling drinking and where to go for help.Order these easy-to-read and informative publications through the LHSFNA’s online publications catalogue or by calling 202-628-5465.

Safety Culture
These new posters are designed to promote safety culture.


