Wyoming OSHA

Wyoming OSHA The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services is committed to ensuring that all of Wyoming's businesses are safe places to work.

We want every worker in Wyoming to go home safe.

Trench Safety Stand DownJune 15-19, 2026, is Trench Safety Stand Down week! Participation is open to all, members and no...
06/12/2026

Trench Safety Stand Down
June 15-19, 2026, is Trench Safety Stand Down week! Participation is open to all, members and non-members alike. There is no cost for this event. We encourage utility construction, residential construction, highway construction, plumbers, the military, unions, associations, educational institutions, and safety equipment manufacturers to participate.
📅 How to Participate:
Holding a Stand Down is simple. Take 15–20 minutes this week to:
1. Gather those working in and around trenches on your job site.
2. Talk about the specific hazards of your current project.
3. Review your protective systems and emergency procedures.
By taking a few minutes to talk about safety today, you can protect your workers and reduce the risks on your site. Let’s work together to bring those injury numbers down to zero! More information can be found here: https://nuca.com/events/tssd/
👉 Are you planning a Stand Down this week? Drop a picture of your crew or comment below to show your commitment to a safer jobsite!

05/05/2026

Wyoming OSHA Roadshow next week!!!!

05/01/2026
04/30/2026

3rd Annual Roadshow May 12-13, Cheyenne, Wyoming

12/16/2025

Stay Safe on Scaffolding This Winter, Wyoming!
Scaffolding is key to getting the job done, but when the temps drop, we need to take extra precautions! Ice, snow, and the notorious Wyoming wind turn a standard workspace into a serious hazard.
A quick check could save a life:
Clear the Path: Before setting foot on it, ensure every inch of the platform and ladder is free of snow and ice. A slick surface is a guaranteed recipe for a slip.
Watch the Wind: If the wind is whipping (especially above the manufacturer's specified limits), stop work on the scaffolding immediately. High winds pose a severe risk to stability and balance.
A Competent Person must inspect scaffolding before each shift and after any event that could affect its structural integrity (like a heavy snowfall).
Remember, safety isn't just a rule—it's about looking out for one another. Thanks for doing your part!

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Road conditions are icy and slick. Please take your time and be safe. If you are running behind, you'd rather be late th...
12/03/2025

Road conditions are icy and slick. Please take your time and be safe. If you are running behind, you'd rather be late than in an accident.

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