OSHA Compliance Software for Automotive
Prevent lift accidents, chemical exposures, and repetitive strain injuries. Generate OSHA-compliant safety programs for auto repair shops, dealerships, and service centers. Built specifically for automotive technicians working with hazardous materials and heavy equipment.
46K
Annual Injuries
$13K
Avg Injury Cost
3.4
Injury Rate
Automotive Safety Dashboard
96% CompliantAutomotive Compliance Requirements
Track and manage all OSHA requirements specific to automotive repair and service operations
Vehicle Lift Inspection & Certification
Annual inspection and certification of all vehicle lifts per ANSI/ALI ALOIM standards
Hazard Communication Program
Written HAZCOM program with SDS library for all automotive chemicals, fluids, and solvents
Respiratory Protection Program
Medical evaluations and fit testing for technicians using paint booths and chemical exposure areas
Fire Extinguisher Training
Annual training on fire extinguisher use for automotive fires and flammable liquids
Lockout/Tagout Procedures
LOTO procedures for hybrid/electric vehicle servicing and electrical equipment
Ergonomic Assessment
Evaluate and control repetitive strain risks from tool use and awkward positions
Hazardous Waste Management
Proper disposal procedures for oil, coolant, batteries, and other automotive waste
Personal Protective Equipment Program
PPE assessment, selection, and training for eye, hand, and hearing protection
6
Compliant Items
2
Pending Actions
0
Non-Compliant
Common Automotive Shop Hazards
Identify and control the specific safety risks technicians face in auto repair environments
Vehicle Lift Accidents
Improper lift operation, maintenance failures, and vehicle positioning errors can cause catastrophic accidents
Prevention Measures:
- •Daily lift inspections
- •Annual ALI/ETL certification
- •Proper positioning training
- •Weight capacity awareness
Chemical Exposures
Brake cleaners, solvents, fluids, and paints contain hazardous chemicals requiring proper handling
Prevention Measures:
- •Comprehensive SDS library
- •Proper ventilation systems
- •Chemical-resistant PPE
- •Spill response procedures
Repetitive Strain Injuries
Power tools, awkward positions, and repetitive motions cause musculoskeletal disorders
Prevention Measures:
- •Ergonomic tool selection
- •Regular stretch breaks
- •Proper lifting techniques
- •Job rotation schedules
Electrical & Hybrid Hazards
High-voltage batteries and electrical systems in hybrid/electric vehicles pose electrocution risks
Prevention Measures:
- •High-voltage training
- •Insulated tool requirements
- •Lockout/tagout procedures
- •Orange cable awareness
Fire & Explosion Risks
Flammable liquids, welding operations, and battery gases create fire hazards
Prevention Measures:
- •Hot work permits
- •Proper fluid storage
- •Fire suppression systems
- •Emergency evacuation plans
Slip, Trip & Fall Hazards
Oil spills, cluttered bays, and uneven surfaces cause falls and injuries
Prevention Measures:
- •Immediate spill cleanup
- •Non-slip floor coatings
- •Clear walkway marking
- •Good housekeeping practices
Protect Your Technicians from These Hazards
Generate customized safety programs that address all automotive-specific risks
Trusted by Leading Automotive Businesses
See how auto shops and dealerships achieve compliance and reduce incidents
Premier Auto Group
Multi-Location Dealership
"OSHA SMB transformed our safety program across 8 dealership locations. We went from multiple violations to zero incidents in 6 months. The platform handles everything from lift certifications to chemical safety training.
Michael Rodriguez
Service Director
8 Dealerships
Coverage
245 Technicians
Protected
100% Violation Free
Achievement
$47,000/year
Saved
Key Results:
- Eliminated OSHA violations across all locations
- Reduced workers comp claims by 73%
- Automated lift inspection tracking
- Streamlined new technician onboarding
2,500+
Auto Shops Protected
18,000+
Technicians Trained
$3.2M
In Fines Prevented
68%
Incident Reduction
Automotive Safety Compliance Checklist
Complete daily, weekly, and periodic safety tasks to maintain OSHA compliance
Overall Compliance
0%Inspect vehicle lifts for visible damage, leaks, and proper operation
Check for hydraulic leaks, damaged safety locks, worn cables, and ensure all controls function properly
Annual lift certification by ALI/ETL certified inspector
Required by ANSI/ALI ALOIM standards - keep certification documentation readily available
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common OSHA compliance questions for automotive shops
Automotive shops must comply with OSHA's General Industry Standards (29 CFR 1910), including Hazard Communication (1910.1200), Personal Protective Equipment (1910.132-138), Respiratory Protection (1910.134), and specific standards for spray finishing (1910.107). Additionally, shops working on electric/hybrid vehicles must follow electrical safety standards (1910.331-335).
Still have questions?
Our automotive safety experts are here to help
Get Your Auto Shop OSHA Compliant Today
Join thousands of automotive businesses that trust WorkSafely SMB to keep their technicians safe and avoid costly violations. Get started with our free plan and see results in days.
2,500+
Auto Shops
68%
Fewer Incidents
$47K
Avg Savings
4.9/5
Rating
"OSHA SMB transformed our dealership's safety program. We went from struggling with compliance across 8 locations to having everything automated and tracked. The lift inspection reminders alone have prevented potential disasters."
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