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Responding to Wildfires
Learn what information is available to assist responders and recovery efforts.
Submission Date for Injury and Illness Reports Extended
Employers now have until Dec. 15 to electronically submit Form 300A.
Preventing spread of seasonal flu
Reduce workers' exposure to the flu with information on basic precautions to take in the workplace.
Safety starts with training and education
Quality training and education helps prevent work-related injuries and illnesses. Learn about training and education opportunities nationwide.
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Cleaning Up, Staying Safe
By Mandy Edens on September 6, 2017
8 Steps to Keep Workers Safe in the Heat
By Mandy Edens on May 26, 2016
OSHA Program for Small Businesses Makes a Big Difference
By Patrick Showalter on June 7, 2017
NEWSMore News
December 1, 2017
OSHA Cites Connecticut Contractor for Mercury and Respirator Hazards at New Hampshire Demolition SiteNovember 29, 2017
U.S. Department of Labor Fines US Environmental Inc. for Safety Violations and Proposes Penalties Totaling $333,756November 28, 2017
U.S. Department of Labor and Pottery Manufacturer Reach Settlement Agreement Following Worker Fatality
OSHA WORKING WITH EMPLOYERS
Below are just a few examples of our cooperative programs that work with and recognize employers who create safe workplaces.
Consultation Offices can help employers identify workplace hazards, comply with standards, and establish safety and health programs. This service is free and confidential.