
This new AI Photo Generator is pretty awesome.
OSHA has an interesting guide on how to deliver safety training to employees. Here it is:
Only posting a link to the Miami Herald – but if you have not seen this chilling analysis, it is worth a read. Everything from missing rebar, design changes, plus the various issues that lead to the collapse and death of 98 people. Animations, plus video show what happened, plus the stories of some of the people inside.
If you are in construction, you should give this a read:
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/special-reports/surfside-investigation/article256633336.html

Some of these have been posted in he past, but here are all of the current OSHA e-books that are on their website.
Programs will include information on hazard communication, respiratory protection, workplace violence in healthcare, nail salons, trees, ladders. etc.
Note – 2 are missing – those are the ones on COVID-19. Since the rule faced challenges, he information in the books may not currently be accurate.
This one may be more comprehensive than most need, but it is really, really good.
Again, from Texas(!)
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I had a spike in traffic at 1:00am and was curious as to who it was from. Laos!
ຢູ່ທີ່ປອດໄພແລະສະບາຍດີ!
That is, ‘Stay safe and be well’ in Lao. I used a translator so if it says something else, my bad.

At 88 pages, it is a heck of a ‘pocket’ guide, but I didn’t name it. This is actually a comprehensive safety guide for construction sites. Since this is California, the standards will be as good, or more so, than other places in the USA.

Additionally, if you want to go into mass production with these guides, they kindly included the setup for professional printing. Those files are included as well.
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Additional resources and posters for COVID-19. These are from both OSHA and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). These include guides for specific industry, plus posters.
Some good new stuff.