OSHA Requirements by State

20 states operate their own OSHA-approved state plans with potentially stricter requirements. The remaining 30 states fall under Federal OSHA jurisdiction. Select your state to see citation data, penalty statistics, and compliance requirements.

State PlanStates with Their Own OSHA Program

Alaska
Alaska OSHA
Arizona
ADOSH
California
Cal/OSHA
Hawaii
HIOSH
Indiana
IOSHA
Iowa
Iowa OSHA
Kentucky
Kentucky OSH
Maryland
MOSH
Michigan
MIOSHA
Minnesota
MNOSHA
Nevada
Nevada OSHA
North Carolina
NC OSH
Oregon
Oregon OSHA
South Carolina
SC OSHA
Tennessee
TOSHA
Utah
UOSH
Vermont
VOSHA
Virginia
VOSH
Washington
DOSH
Wyoming
Wyoming OSHA

FederalStates Under Federal OSHA

Alabama
Federal OSHA
Arkansas
Federal OSHA
Colorado
Federal OSHA
Connecticut
Federal OSHA
Delaware
Federal OSHA
Florida
Federal OSHA
Georgia
Federal OSHA
Idaho
Federal OSHA
Illinois
Federal OSHA
Kansas
Federal OSHA
Louisiana
Federal OSHA
Maine
Federal OSHA
Massachusetts
Federal OSHA
Mississippi
Federal OSHA
Missouri
Federal OSHA
Montana
Federal OSHA
Nebraska
Federal OSHA
New Hampshire
Federal OSHA
New Jersey
Federal OSHA
New Mexico
Federal OSHA
New York
Federal OSHA
North Dakota
Federal OSHA
Ohio
Federal OSHA
Oklahoma
Federal OSHA
Pennsylvania
Federal OSHA
Rhode Island
Federal OSHA
South Dakota
Federal OSHA
Texas
Federal OSHA
West Virginia
Federal OSHA
Wisconsin
Federal OSHA

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