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Occupational Safety and Health

July 2025 Newsletter

As summer heats up, it's a great time to refresh your workplace safety knowledge. Whether you're overseeing construction crews, industrial operations, or training teams on site, OSHA-authorized education empowers you to prevent accidents before they happen.

Fourth of July Reminder: Let the Pros Handle the Fireworks

July brings celebration—and with it, increased risk around fireworks. According to the National Safety Council, thousands of people are injured by fireworks each year, including children. Even legal consumer fireworks like sparklers can burn hot enough to cause serious harm. Before your backyard celebration, brush up on important fireworks safety tips and share them with your team, family, and community. When in doubt, leave the fireworks to the professionals.

Fire Safety Training is Here!

Get ready to ignite your knowledge! Our Emergency Incident Management & Leadership courses are designed to help professionals stay prepared, protect lives, and ensure code compliance in a wide range of environments. Whether you're in facilities management, emergency response, or just passionate about safety, these courses deliver real-world strategies and essential fire protection skills.

Upcoming Courses:

Stay tuned for more courses coming soon—get ahead of the curve and be fire smart!

Questions? Please contact our OSHA Programs department at fireprogram@ucsd.edu.

Upcoming In-Person Classes

*While these are just a few of our in-person offerings, we also have a wide range of courses available, including Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT) options to fit your learning style and schedule. For a complete list of all our courses, visit our website: osha.ucsd.edu. We look forward to seeing you in the classroom—or online!
 

Snapshots From Our Team on the Road


Highlights from the Marine Corps West Installation Safety Fair at Camp Pendleton and the 2025 NMSA Annual Meeting in New Orleans.