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OSHA and Wage and Hour Division Host Safety Stand-Down Webinar

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Published April 3rd, 2026
Detected April 3rd, 2026
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Summary

OSHA announced an April 8 webinar to help employers prepare for the 2026 Safety Stand-Down, part of the 20th annual Georgia Struck-by Alliance's Safety Stand-Down. The agency will provide free compliance resources, consultation services information, and details about its Safety Champions Program.

What changed

OSHA released a news announcement promoting an April 8 webinar to support employers preparing for the 2026 Safety Stand-Down, held during National Work Zone Awareness Week. The webinar will cover free resources for hosting safety stand-down events, consultation services, the Safety Champions Program, and registration for workplace safety certificates. OSHA recommends employers conduct safety stand-downs during National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 20-24), Workers Memorial Day (April 20-24), the National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction (May 4-8), and Construction Safety Week.

Employers interested in participating should register for the April 8 webinar to access resources and guidance. No immediate compliance action is required—participation in the webinar and safety stand-down events is voluntary but recommended for injury and fatality prevention.

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News Release

US Department of Labor’s wage, safety agencies join for webinar promoting worker safety for 2026 Safety Stand-Down

ATLANTA – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration is hosting an April 8 webinar to help employers of all industries participate in a 2026 Safety Stand-Down.

The webinar will offer support to employers planning events as part of the 20th annual Georgia Struck-by Alliance’s Safety Stand-Down, which is celebrated annually during National Work Zone Awareness Week. In observance of the annual Safety Stand-Down, employers pause work to focus on the prevention of serious injuries and fatalities through training, education, and demonstration of safe workplace practices.

OSHA staff will offer attendees free resources for compliance assistance, share information about consultation services, and give details about its Safety Champions Program. OSHA staff will also provide employers with information on where to get free resources for safety stand-down events, offer practical ideas to help them host safety stand-downs, and show how they can register their events for a workplace safety certificate.

OSHA recommends employers host a safety stand-down at their workplace during one or more of the following nationally recognized events:

The webinar is free with required registration. For more information, contact OSHA’s Atlanta-West Area Office at 678-903-7301, or email velez.marilyn@dol.gov.

Register for the Score Goals at Work webinar being held on April 8 from noon to 1 p.m. EDT.

Agency Occupational Safety & Health Administration Date April 3, 2026 Release Number 26-395-ATL Media Contact: Erika Ruthman Phone Number 678-237-0630 Email ruthman.erika.b@dol.gov Media Contact: OPA East Media Email OPA-East-Media@dol.gov Share This
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Classification

Agency
OSHA
Published
April 3rd, 2026
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor

Who this affects

Applies to
Employers Construction firms Government agencies
Industry sector
2361 Construction 9211 Government & Public Administration
Activity scope
Workplace Safety Training Construction Safety Falls Prevention
Geographic scope
United States US

Taxonomy

Primary area
Occupational Safety
Operational domain
Compliance
Compliance frameworks
OSHA
Topics
Workplace Safety Construction Safety Worker Protection

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