Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

By prioritizing mental health support and prevention strategies, we can create healthier, more supportive workplaces for everyone.

On National Whistleblower Day, we thank the courageous people who have spoken out about illegal or unsafe conditions in the workplace.

In the United States, approximately 13 workers suffer fatal injuries on the job every day.

In 2021, there were 680 workplace fatalities associated with falls from elevations - about 13% of all deaths. Learn about our new National Emphasis Program to prevent falls and keep workers safe.

Join us May 1-5 to spread the word about the dangers of construction falls and how to prevent them.

In an unsafe trench, thousands of pounds of soil can bury a worker within seconds. Help get the word out about trench hazards and how to keep workers safe.

Clarissa Romero, a safety and health compliance officer in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, helps make sure that workers come home safe at the end of every shift.

Watch some of our top videos of the year, from why unions matter to the history of Labor Day.

Establishments in certain industries are required to report injuries and illnesses for each calendar year using OSHA's Injury Tracking Application, which has been updated. Find out what's different.

During Suicide Prevention Month, we’re getting the word out about the importance of supporting workers’ mental health.