OSHA by the #,s
There are 22 of these to protect people who speak out against their employer.
What are frderal whistle blower laws..
This is who you would speak to if you have a complaint about your employer also known as CASPA.
What is Complaint about State Administraiton
This is the year the US Congress passed the OSHA Act.
What is 1970
This is how OSHA enforces their regulations
What are inspections
This Act covers most private sector and some public sector workers in all 50 states
What is OSHA
There are 27 of these to help train OSHA's employee's and create innovations
What are Training Institute Parteners
This federal agency oversees worker safety in the workplace also known as OSHA.
What is Occupational Safety and Health Administration
This 37th president of the United States signed OSHA into law in 1970
Who is Richard Nixon
OSHA will issue these as punishments for violators
What are citations and fines
This is the number of states that have OSHA approved state programs running co-currently with the federal program
What is 22 states
(312) 353-2220 is the phone number.
Who OSHA
This is what OSHA needs everytime they want to set new standards also known as RFI
What is Request for information
This department in the executive branch oversees OHSA
What is the Department of Labor
This note informs the employer of various ways to fix violations and also includes a date they need to be completed by
What are citations
They must prominently display the official OSHA Job Safety and Health - It's the law poster
Who are employers
There were 38 of these per day in 1970 which was reduced to only 12 per day in 2010
What are occupational deaths.
This made it eaisier for small businesses to comply to OSHA regulations also known as SBREFA
What is Small business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act
This is the rear small businesses were helped to comply by way of Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Act.
What is 1996
OSHA has this many regional offices to help them enforce their regulations
What is 10
These people have the right to confidentially file a complaint with OSHA to have their workplace inspected
What are employees
The are 7.2 million of these that OSHA regulates
What are worksites
OSHA relies on this institution to study and create innovations in safety also known as NIOSH
What is the National Institute for Occupational Safety
Since this Act in 1970 occupational deaths have greatly decreased in the United States
What is OSHA
OSHA has this many area offices to help them better enforce their regulaitons
What is 90
OSHA inspections are usually done at this time
When is anytime