OSHA Compliance for All 50 States

Navigate federal and state OSHA requirements across the United States. Get compliant programs that meet your state's specific regulations.

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States Covered

50

Annual Deaths

5,167+

Total Businesses

9.8M+

Annual Inspections

91K+

High Priority

States with Highest Workplace Fatality Rates

Alaska (AK)

State Plan • Private and Public Sector

8.9

per 100k workers

32 deaths/year•23,000 businesses

Wyoming (WY)

State Plan • Private and Public Sector

7.8

per 100k workers

29 deaths/year•23,000 businesses

North Dakota (ND)

Federal OSHA • Private Sector Only

5.8

per 100k workers

28 deaths/year•28,000 businesses

Montana (MT)

Federal OSHA • Private Sector Only

5.2

per 100k workers

31 deaths/year•38,000 businesses

West Virginia (WV)

Federal OSHA • Private Sector Only

4.8

per 100k workers

46 deaths/year•48,000 businesses

State-Run Programs

States with OSHA-Approved State Plans

21 states operate their own occupational safety and health programs

Alaska

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 32

Industries: Oil & Gas, Fishing

Arizona

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 85

Industries: Construction, Manufacturing

California

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 463

Industries: Construction, Agriculture

Hawaii

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 19

Industries: Tourism/Hospitality, Construction

Indiana

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 126

Industries: Manufacturing, Agriculture

Iowa

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 71

Industries: Agriculture, Manufacturing

Kentucky

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 94

Industries: Manufacturing, Mining

Maryland

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 78

Industries: Construction, Healthcare

Michigan

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 141

Industries: Manufacturing, Construction

Minnesota

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 78

Industries: Manufacturing, Healthcare

Nevada

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 54

Industries: Hospitality, Construction

New Mexico

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 42

Industries: Oil & Gas, Government

North Carolina

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 183

Industries: Manufacturing, Construction

Oregon

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 52

Industries: Manufacturing, Construction

South Carolina

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 98

Industries: Manufacturing, Construction

Tennessee

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 134

Industries: Manufacturing, Healthcare

Utah

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 48

Industries: Construction, Technology

Vermont

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 12

Industries: Healthcare, Tourism

Virginia

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 164

Industries: Construction, Manufacturing

Washington

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 87

Industries: Construction, Manufacturing

Wyoming

Coverage: Private and Public Sector

Deaths/Year: 29

Industries: Oil & Gas, Mining

Federal Coverage

States Under Federal OSHA

24 states follow federal OSHA standards for private sector workers

Alabama

Federal OSHA

89 deaths • 3.5/100k

Arkansas

Federal OSHA

67 deaths • 3.8/100k

Colorado

Federal OSHA

78 deaths • 2.7/100k

Delaware

Federal OSHA

14 deaths • 2.3/100k

Florida

Federal OSHA

306 deaths • 2.8/100k

Georgia

Federal OSHA

186 deaths • 3.2/100k

Idaho

Federal OSHA

38 deaths • 4.1/100k

Kansas

Federal OSHA

59 deaths • 3.9/100k

Louisiana

Federal OSHA

98 deaths • 4.3/100k

Massachusetts

Federal OSHA

69 deaths • 1.9/100k

Mississippi

Federal OSHA

64 deaths • 4.1/100k

Missouri

Federal OSHA

118 deaths • 3.3/100k

Montana

Federal OSHA

31 deaths • 5.2/100k

Nebraska

Federal OSHA

43 deaths • 3.8/100k

New Hampshire

Federal OSHA

18 deaths • 2.2/100k

North Dakota

Federal OSHA

28 deaths • 5.8/100k

Ohio

Federal OSHA

194 deaths • 2.9/100k

Oklahoma

Federal OSHA

92 deaths • 4.2/100k

Pennsylvania

Federal OSHA

176 deaths • 2.6/100k

Rhode Island

Federal OSHA

11 deaths • 2/100k

South Dakota

Federal OSHA

22 deaths • 4.3/100k

Texas

Federal OSHA

608 deaths • 4/100k

West Virginia

Federal OSHA

46 deaths • 4.8/100k

Wisconsin

Federal OSHA

99 deaths • 2.7/100k

Mixed Coverage

States with Public Sector Only Plans

These states have state plans for public workers, but private sector is under federal OSHA

Connecticut (CT)

Public Sector Only (State Plan)

Illinois (IL)

Public Sector Only (State Plan)

Maine (ME)

Public Sector Only (State Plan)

New Jersey (NJ)

Public Sector Only (State Plan)

New York (NY)

Public Sector Only (State Plan)

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