OSHA’s Strategic Partnership Program provides
opportunities for OSHA to partner with employers, workers, professional
or trade associations, labor organizations, and other interested
stakeholders. Strategic Partnerships are designed to eliminate serious
hazards and enhance workplace safety and health practices in major
corporations, government agencies, at large construction projects and
private sector industries.
- Shoemaker-Skanska Construction and the Philadelphia Regional Building Trades Council entered into a strategic partnership to protect approximately 300 workers during renovation and construction of a shopping mall complex in Philadelphia. The goal of the partnership is to reduce injuries and illnesses, increase safety and health training, conduct effective health monitoring, and increase the number of employers with safety and health programs.
- P.J. Dick Incorporated entered into a strategic partnership to protect approximately 200 workers during the construction of an insurance office building in Erie. The goal of the partnership is to eliminate serious workplace hazards, prevent work-related injuries and fatalities, and develop an effective safety and health program. For more information, see the news release.
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