Teen Workers: Construction - Build a safe work foundation

Teen Workers: Construction - Build a Safet Work Foundation

So much to know, so much to do - where to begin?

If you are a Hispanic worker (or employer), you can get further information at OSHA's Hispanic Employers and Workers page.
OSHA's electronic tools and the OSHA Assistance for the Construction Industry page are great places to start!
Learn everything you ever wanted to know about construction safety by visiting the electronic Library of Construction Occupational Safety and Health. It's also available en Español.

Working Partners, a Department of Labor initiative, recognizes that
drugs, alcohol and work don't mix! Neither does violence. In fact, industries with the highest rates of drug use are the same as those at a high risk for occupational injuries, such as construction, mining, manufacturing and wholesale.

Find out what some of OSHA’s Alliance partners have to say about the subject.

Real world, real rights, straight up! Learn more about anti-job discrimination and harassment law from the source. That's the focus of Youth@Work, an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission initiative for the young employee. It's available en Español, too.

A downloadable, brochure explaining the EEOC initiative [121 KB PDF, 2 pages; en Español, 121 KB PDF, 2 paginas] is also available.

Still have questions? Contact Us!

Accessibility Assistance: Contact the OSHA Directorate of Science, Technology and Medicine at 202-693-2300 for assistance accessing PDF materials.

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