Safe + Sound Week: August 11-17, 2025
Safe + Sound Week is a nationwide event that recognizes the successes of workplace health and safety programs and offers information and ideas on how to keep America's workers safe. Successful safety and health programs can proactively identify and manage workplace hazards before they cause injury or illness, improving sustainability and the bottom line. Participating in Safe + Sound Week can help get your program started, energize an existing one, or provide a chance to recognize your safety and health accomplishments. Use #SafeAndSoundAtWork on social media and tag us to let us know how you’re participating!
How Can We Participate?
IATSE Workers
The TTF Courses & Resources learning platform offers a wide range of safety resources, including TTF Safety First! Online Courses, OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 Workbooks, Hazard ID Fact Sheets, and Safety Appendices. With 20 TTF Safety First! Online Courses and 40 Hazard Identification micro-courses to choose from, we have you covered. Download our app and you'll have access to the tools and resources you need to minimize risks and recognize potential hazards at your fingertips.
Local Unions
OSHA 10 training can help IATSE workers increase their job hazard awareness. If your local doesn’t have an OSHA Outreach Trainer, consider our Develop a Local OSHA Trainer program or search the Trainer Database to find a nearby trainer.
Through the Borrow Our OSHA Trainer program, we can send our OSHA Outreach Trainer to your local union to teach an OSHA 10-Hour General Industry with Focus on the Entertainment Industry class or an OSHA 10-Hour Construction with Focus on the Entertainment Industry class.
Locals can also use the TTF Safety First! © Curriculum to teach 20 different courses through our Instructor Led Training (ILT) website. In this version of the curriculum, instructors can select which portions they want to teach themselves or which portions they want narrated.
Employers
Successful safety and health programs can identify and manage workplace hazards before they cause injury or illness. Workplace hazards can be discovered and mitigated through challenges, contests, and competitions established by employers. Use OSHA’s interactive Hazard Identification Training Tool to help you.
Here are a few other ideas:
Review and update training on how to recognize hazards
Encourage workers to participate in the health and safety program
Request an on-site consultation
You don’t have to create training from scratch. You can use OSHA’s training materials for both classroom and on-the-job training.