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For the first time: foreign workers will be required to undergo an 8-hour training in their language on safety in the construction sector
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June 15, 2026

For the first time: foreign workers will be required to undergo an 8-hour training in their language on safety in the construction sector

The training will address risk factors for accidents such as work at heights, electricity, and scaffolding, and their prevention | Chazi Shversman, Head of the Safety Department at the Ministry of Labor: The goal is to raise the safety level of foreign workers and reduce the number of accidents | Avitar Chanun, Histadrut representative: "This change will save lives"

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