On-Site Consultation Program
Celebrating 50 Years of On-Site Consultation (1975 – 2025)
Since 1975, OSHA's On-Site Consultation Program has helped small and midsize businesses find and fix workplace hazards—at no cost to the employer—and protect millions of workers nationwide. Join us as we mark five decades of service and safety.
Primarily for smaller businesses, no-cost, confidential consultations help employers identify and address hazards and establish or improve safety and health programs. Services are provided by consultants from state agencies or universities.
Did you know that the OSHA On-Site Consultation Program prevents over 8,700 workplace injuries and saves the U.S. economy almost $1.5 billion every year? Learn more about how OSHA On-Site Consultation benefits small business employers, workers, and the worker's compensation system.
Steps to a Safer Workplace
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Work with your consultant to discuss your concerns and identify ways to improve safety and health at your workplace
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Commit to correcting serious safety hazards and implement other recommendations
Remember, Consultations Are:
No-cost Confidential Finding and fixing hazards Separate from OSHA enforcement
