The Steel Erectors Association of America (SEAA) is a partner of OSHA's national Safe + Sound Campaign. The Safe + Sound Campaign encourages every workplace in the United States to have a safety and health program, a proactive approach to identifying and managing workplace hazards before they cause injury or illness.

SEAA collaborated with OSHA in the development of a fact sheet for structural steel and precast concrete contractors. The fact sheet provides reminders of the potential hazards facing this industry, including falls, struck by incidents, and lifting/lowering over exertion. The document also provides resources to help contractors address these hazards.

Successful safety and health programs include management leadership, worker participation, and a systematic process for finding and fixing hazards. Safe + Sound Week takes place Aug.13 to 19, 2018. SEAA encourages employers in the steel erection and precast concrete construction industry to participate.

Download the Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors Hazard Information Fact Sheet.

For more information, visit www.osha.gov/safeandsoundweek.

About Steel Erectors Association of America

Founded in 1972, SEAA represents the interests of steel erectors, fabricators, contractors and related service providers. The association promotes safety, education and training programs for steel erector trades, including its Ironworker Craft Training curriculum. The association works in partnership with other steel construction, design, and steel product organizations to protect the interests of those who construct steel structures.

For more information, visit www.seaa.net.

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