OSHAProposed Rule
Construction Illumination
Labor & Workplace
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Summary
OSHA is proposing new rules to require better lighting on construction sites to improve worker safety and reduce accidents. The rule aims to ensure construction workers can see hazards clearly while working, especially during early morning, evening, or night shifts.
Key Points
- 1Construction companies would need to provide adequate lighting in all work areas where employees perform tasks
- 2The rule applies to construction sites of all sizes, affecting thousands of companies across the country
- 3Workers would benefit from reduced eye strain, fewer trips and falls, and safer working conditions overall
- 4Companies have until November 2, 2025 to submit comments about the proposed rule to OSHA
- 5The final rule could be implemented sometime after the comment period ends and OSHA reviews feedback
Key Dates
Published
August 20, 2025
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