Hurricane cleanup: OSHA offers hazard prevention resources
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OSHA has released safety resources for hurricane recovery work, including the Hurricane eMatrix tool that identifies common hazards in post-storm response and cleanup operations. Construction teams can use these resources to understand and prevent injuries during hurricane recovery projects.
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Washington — OSHA has a number of safety resources for post-hurricane response and recovery. The resources include the agency’s Hurricane eMatrix, which “outlines activities most commonly performed during hurricane response and recovery work and provides detailed information about the hazards…
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