"OSHA's Safety and Health Topics web pages provide information on specific safety and health hazards, as well as specific hazard information on different industries."

A site intended to act as a quick reference for the best safety practices to avoid the four most common categories of Construction work hazards - falls, electrical injuries, collision, and trenching-excavation.

NIOSH's Construction-related health and safety research, statistics, and best practices gathered in one place. Can browse recent reports, or search by topic.

Includes toolbox talk summary outlines for many health and safety topics. Site also includes an app to load the toolbox talk outline to your phone! (Based out of Renton Tech College)

From the Washington Labor and Industry health and safety pages.

"L&I is a diverse state agency dedicated to the safety, health and security of Washington's 2.5 million workers. L&I helps employers meet safety and health standards and inspects workplaces when alerted to hazards."

"Included in this document are the requirements and general framework to ensure that facilities, equipment, supplies, practices and procedures meet or exceed applicable federal, state and local safety and health standards."

Guidelines for construction site fire prevention measures in King County, WA.

Answers common code and site safety requirement questions related to construction and other projects within Seattle city limits.

"The Electronic Library of Construction Occupational Safety and Health (eLCOSH.org) was developed to provide accurate, user-friendly information about safety and health for construction workers, employers, researchers and others interested in construction safety and health from a wide range of sources worldwide."

A blog focused on OSHA compliance in the workplace. Huch-Blackwell is a legal firm that specializes in OSHA-related law.

This booklet includes sections on: creating safety programs, worker training, hazards and reporting, and best practices for management.

"Video Toolbox Talks are short videos and accompanying handouts that present relevant and timely information on safety hazards in the residential construction industry. Each Video Toolbox Talk explains how to recognize, abate, and prevent construction specific safety hazards through the use of techniques including best industry practices and OSHA regulatory requirements." - created by the National Home Builders Assoc. (NHBA)

From the federal government. All sorts of statistics about Americans, from population to economics to energy.

Includes the most commonly requested statistics on workplace safety, including construction's "fatal four" category of accidents that cause worker deaths.

Section 1926 from the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, which covers health and safety in construction worksites.

Safety standards from the State of Washington Administrative Code for construction worksites.

Core rules for workplace safety that apply to most worksites (construction & others) from the State of Washington Administrative Code.

The basic safety and health rules needed by most employers in Washington State.