Kentucky FACE Program

Kentucky FACE Program KOSHS - KY Occupational Safety & Health Surveillance Program studies occupational illness and injuries in Kentucky.

As part of that, KY FACE - KY Fatality Assessment & Control Evaluation Program researches occupational fatalities.

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11/26/2018

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Please work safe this week.

11/16/2018

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11/13/2018

The Kentucky FACE Program has released a new report 18KY007 Police officer drives into flood waters and drowns. The report discusses the dangers of flooding and driving around flooded areas that drivers may encounter and recommendations on prevention.

Please feel free to use this report to bring awareness to flooding

11/13/2018

The Kentucky FACE Program has released a new report: 18KY024 - Dump Truck Operator Electrocuted After Truck Bed Contacts High Voltage Line. This report discusses the dangers that dump truck drivers may encounter while working around power lines, as well as affordable and practical recommendations for prevention.

Please feel free to use this report for worker safety training.

Here is a web link to the newly released OSHA quarterly update on
10/10/2018

Here is a web link to the newly released OSHA quarterly update on

This update highlights new workplace safety and health resources issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), OSHA’s Alliance Program participants, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), and others.

08/09/2018

Greetings,

In 2017, five employees overdosed and died in the workplace in Kentucky, representing 7.4% of the state’s fatalities last year. As drug use in Kentucky rises, employers are becoming more likely to have members of their work force misuse drugs and overdose while performing work duties.

Please take a moment to view our latest Hazard Alert concerning these preventable fatalities at: http://www.mc.uky.edu/kiprc/files/osh/2018/overdosealert.pdf. Included in the alert are historical cases of overdose-related fatalities, information on training and education, and recommendations for prevention. Feel free to use this alert for worker safety training.

Please take a moment to complete our brief, anonymous survey concerning the contents of this alert. We value and appreciate any feedback you may have: https://uky.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_40dJEL3FQqUCDmB

For other occupational safety resources as well as information regarding the KOSHS and FACE Programs, please click here to visit our website.

Stay Safe,

The Kentucky Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance Team

“Along with our Haz Alert regarding unintentional overdose in the workplace, this heartfelt message from the Kentucky Commissioner for Public Health, Dr. Jeffrey D. Howard Jr., might prove useful for workers struggling with substance use disorder.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJyciTIoxrA

OSHA has determined that there are four main safety hazards, excluding transportation incidents, that account for a majo...
08/08/2018

OSHA has determined that there are four main safety hazards, excluding transportation incidents, that account for a majority of all construction worker deaths each year on the job-site. Nicknamed the "Fatal Four" by OSHA, these include falls, electrocutions, being struck by objects, and getting caught in or between hazards. Statistics show in 2016, 63.7% of all fatalities at construction sites were from one of OSHA's Fatal Four.

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08/06/2018

Happy Monday everyone. Let's make this a safe week!

07/30/2018

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What does FACE stand for? It stands for Fatality assessment Control evaluation.

Our team investigates work place fatalities across the state of Kentucky. Reports are then created for prevention. The reports are then distributed to a list serve made of similar industries so they can be used as tool box talks, teachable moments and to bring awareness of the hazards. Reports are published to KIPRC website as well as the CDC/NIOSH website for free usage. If you use one of our reports as a teaching tool, please contact us and tell us how many employees attended and whether you found it helpful. Stay safe in every thing you do!!

KYFACE Team