| The Occupational Safety and Health Administration | | | | about are working with chemicals or other |
| works to make the workplace a safe and healthy | | | | dangerous products, safety gear and ways to |
| place to be. They provide literature and education | | | | safely do the job required. |
| to employers to help them make sure their | | | | The Occupational Safety and Health Administration |
| workplace is safe and healthy. OSHA works to | | | | has been quite successful with making workplaces |
| lower the number of job related injuries, illnesses | | | | better for employees. Many of the issues that |
| and deaths. | | | | were present before OSHA was established are |
| For keeping people safe on the job the | | | | no longer a problem. This is proof that OSHA has |
| Occupational Safety and Health Administration is | | | | been quite beneficial to employers and employees |
| responsible in the United States or OSHA. | | | | across the country. |
| A person usually learns about OSHA when they | | | | OSHA has inspector's who enforce their |
| first are employed. Employers issue OSHA training | | | | standard's. These inspector's go to job sites to |
| to employees to ensure they understand what | | | | ensure safety and health standards are being met |
| they must do in order to stay safe on the job. | | | | and if violations are found they work with the |
| Such training is usually in the form of training | | | | employer to ensure the standards are met. |
| videos and manuals. Such things that are talked | | | | |