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Safety Department Webinar Series

Did you know that the BAC International Union regularly has safety webinars on a variety of topics? Topics include ladders, fall protection, silica exposure, mast climbers, and much more. Any member from 1st year apprentice to 15-year journeyman can always know more about how to keep themselves and their BAC brothers and sisters safer on the job. 

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November: Stress Awareness

The Bricklayers' Member Assistance Program (MAP) recognizes International Stress Awareness Week in support of members who may need help with responding to the pressures of everyday life. While emotional stress is a normal reaction to certain life events or situations, managing it effectively can sometimes present a challenge. If stress is not effectively managed over time, it can have negative impacts on physical health, behavioral health, relationships, and other important areas of one's life. Please contact BAC MAP by calling 1-833-MAP-TALK for stress management support services. 

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OSHA Proposes Revision to Personal Protective Equipment Standard in Construction

Properly-fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential in the construction industry. Too often, ill-fitting PPE does not provide workers with adequate protection, and may increase the risk for illness, injury, and death.

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