Occupational Health and Safety Administration OSHA United States Occupational Health and Safety Administration

<p>OSHA is the federal agency charged with providing and promoting health and safety in the workplace&period; It is responsible for setting and enforcing standards&comma; providing training&comma; outreach and education and forging partnerships that forward workplace health and safety&period; OSHA utilizes over 2100 workplace inspectors as well as technical and support staff in more than 200 offices&period; It also provides technical assistance and consultation programs for employers&comma; employees&comma; occupational safety and health professionals&comma; the academic and legal communities&comma; journalists and other government personnel&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;