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Earthquake Preparedness and Response

OSHA has resources to help employers keep their workers safe during earthquake cleanup and recovery operations.

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Newly Issued Final Rule on Crane Operator Certification Requirements

Frequently Asked Questions >> Updated

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Cleaning Up After a Storm

OSHA resources help keep workers safe as they face debris, mold, and downed power lines.

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Working Safely in Trenches

Learn safety measures to protect workers from trench cave-ins and other hazards.

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Preventing Spread of Seasonal Flu

Reduce workers' exposure to the flu with information on basic precautions to take in the workplace.

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Whistleblower Protection Program

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Injury Tracking Application

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On-Site Consultation

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Notice of Class Action

NEWSMore News

December 18, 2018
Statement from OSHA Regarding Decline in Workplace Fatalities in 2017
December 13, 2018
U.S. Department of Labor Cites Florida Roofing Contractor For Repeatedly Exposing Employees to Fall Hazards
December 10, 2018
U.S. Department of Labor Proposes to Revise Beryllium Standard for General Industry

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Cooperative and Recognition Programs

Below are just a few examples of our cooperative programs that work with and recognize employers who create safe workplaces.

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