What is OSHA?

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was established in 1970 by the OSH Act with the aim of reducing workplace injury and illness. That act gave OSHA regulatory power over private sector workplaces. The act also permitted states to develop and approve their own plans to cover private sector employees as long as they provide protection equivalent to that provided under Federal OSHA regulations.

What are OSHA's requirements?

The requirements differ greatly between companies. Here are some examples of requirements:

Every Business
Safety Training
Personal Protective Equipment
Emergency Action Plan
Fire Prevention
Hazard Communication
Exit Routes
Walking/Working Surfaces
Medical and First Aid
Injury / Illness Reporting
Bloodborne Pathogens

High Risk Construction and Manufacturing
Machine Guarding
Lockout / Tagout
Electrical Hazards
Respirators
Noise Protection
Confined Spaces

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How do I achieve compliance?

You need to implement documentable training programs, create safety policies, emergency response plans and more.

What are the consequences of non-compliance?

Not establishing safety compliance can set you up for a frivolous lawsuit, OSHA fines and decreased profitability.

How are Cal-OSHA and other state authorities different?

OSHA is how the federal government enforces the guidelines and implements programs for safety in the workplace for all industries. Industries such as construction, manufacturing and petroleum are particularly aware of this. But separate states can chose to enforce their own policies that exceeds those federal rules.

In many ways, the California organization, Cal OSHA is stricter and more severe. For example, California and Washington require a heat stress and illness protection program. It is called the Injury Illness and Prevention Program (IIPP) in California. Also Cal OSHA requires all companies to train employees and document their training every seven to 10 days.

However, California is not the only state with its own OSHA department, 26 states across the United States have their own departments of workplace safety. In these states, regulations must either meet or exceed the federal standards.

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