NIOSH tackles fire safety in new toolbox talk
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NIOSH released a new two-page toolbox talk to help construction workers identify fire hazards and protect themselves on job sites. The resource includes real-world scenarios and safety tips designed for both managers and workers to discuss.
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Washington — Workers can “benefit from awareness of possible fire hazards at the worksite and how to protect themselves,” NIOSH says in a new toolbox talk. The two-page document features a real-world narrative and safety tips. It also poses a question for both managers and workers: “What will we do…
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