
IOSHA

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Free, Friendly, and Focused on Safety! Think OSHA only shows up when something goes wrong? Think again! Learn about the free and confidential consultation services that IOSHA offers employers.
Events & Information
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September is National Preparedness Month
Preparing before an emergency incident plays a vital role in employer and worker safety. OSHA has resources to help.
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5 Things to Know about Grain Safety
This harvest season, keep these things in mind when working in and around grain bins.
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National Farm Safety and Health Week 2025
U.S. agriculture industry had 417 fatalities in 2022. Farm Safety Week raises awareness during busy fall harvest season.
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Midwest Women in Safety Conference is Oct 16, 2025
Gain tools about the importance of women's safety education for all through empowerment, advocacy, and allyship.
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Landscaping, Horticulture & Lawncare Worker Safety
Landscaping workers face heat, chemicals, noise, and machinery hazards. Recognizing risks and solutions keeps them safe.
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Keep Workers Hydrated
Proper hydration is essential in preventing heat illness for both indoor and outdoor workers.
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Severe weather doesn’t wait. Have a plan ready.
Developing an emergency action plan prepares workers to react to and handle emergencies and disasters before they occur.
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Prevent Heat Illness At Work
OSHA's Heat Illness Prevention campaign educates on recognizing heat hazards, signs of heat illness, and how to respond.
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Tree Care Work: Know the Hazards
Tree care work can be dangerous. Protect workers from hazards such as falls, electrocutions, or being struck by trees.
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Stay Safe Up High: Aerial Lift Safety
The OSHA Fact Sheet has information to help recognize and avoid hazards when using aerial lifts.
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Protect Workers in Trenches
Trench collapses are preventable. Find out about 5 things you should know to stay safe.
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IOSHA On-Site Consultation Services
Request consultation services to identify hazards & corrective actions. Available for both public and private employers.