Cal/OSHA says its proposal to revise the general industry and construction lead standards is a compromise: The California Department of Public Health recommended even more stringent requirements, which the Division …
The U.S. Department of Labor and Fed-OSHA have signed a memorandum of understanding allowing OSHA to issue certifications in support of U and T Nonimmigrant Status visas. What are these …
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration is withdrawing its proposal to revoke final approval of Arizona’s state OSHA plan. ADOSH, as the program is known, has made progress in …
Cal/OSHA missed its goal of 5,775 inspections in 2021 by about 10%, Fed-OSHA says in its latest evaluation of the program. Nonetheless, the Feds say the agency made progress toward …
Ten California organizations will receive more than $1.7 million in Fed-OSHA Susan Harwood Training Grants in 2022. California’s funding represents 15% of the national total of $11.7 million, granted to …
With the comment period extended on Fed-OSHA’s proposal to revoke Arizona’s state plan status, the Western Occupational and Environmental Medical Association (WOEMA) has offered its thoughts. It says Arizona’s performance …
Three California nonprofit organizations will share almost $400,000 in grant money from Fed-OSHA to help employers and employees recognize infectious disease hazards and identify preventive measures. The grants are administered …
While California continues to await a long-delayed revision to its standards on lead protection in construction and general industry, Fed-OSHA is moving to make its own changes. Observers say the …