Our OSHA newsletter is a publication of the Norton Rose Fulbright US OSHA team. We provide information on recent developments concerning both the federal and various approved states’ occupational safety and health programs across the nation.

This issue addresses the upcoming deadline for submission of 2020 Injury and Illness Data, OSHA’s most frequently cited standards, and various state updates.

Recent and upcoming OSHA events

Our team continues to cover the latest OSHA news. To register for our upcoming webinar or view previous webinar recordings, click the links below.

Featured OSHA articles

  1. OSHA announces its most frequently cited standards
  2. Required 2020 Injury and Illness Data submission deadline looming
  3. OSHA announces adjustments to civil penalty amounts
  4. State-specific OSHA guidelines: California
  5. State-specific OSHA guidelines: Michigan
  6. State-specific OSHA guidelines: Minnesota
  7. State-specific OSHA guidelines: Oregon
  8. State-specific OSHA guidelines: Virginia
 


Contacts

Mario A. Barrera
Mario A. Barrera
Of Counsel
Email
mario.barrera@nortonrosefulbright.com
T: +1 210 270 7125
Jackie Feick
Jackie Feick
Senior Associate
Email
jackie.feick@nortonrosefulbright.com
T: +1 213 892 9295

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