Occupational Health and Safety Agencies in United States

• Alaska Occupational Safety and Health (AKOSH)  - Provides services aimed at reducing occupational fatalities, injuries, accidents, and illnesses.
• California Occupational Health Branch  - Identifies and evaluates workplace hazards, develops training and informational materials, and provides technical assistance to prevent work-related injuries and illnesses.
• Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board  - Independent federal agency established to conduct investigations on chemical accidents.
• Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation  - State office that administers and enforces the workers' compensation law of Colorado.
• Division of Workers' Compensation  - Site provides information on Iowa's Workers' Compensation Act including details on reporting and compliance requirements, implementation, and related legal statutes.
• Florida Division of Workers' Compensation  - Aims to ensure the self-execution of Florida's workers' compensation system through education and monitoring.
• Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health  - Site provides an overview of the agency and presents press releases, news articles, forms, and a library of pertinent resources.
• Maryland Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH)  - Official MOSH website presents forms, bulletins and notices, contact details, and information on worker safety and training seminars.
• Massachusetts Division of Occupational Safety  - Information on the division's programs, facilities, training sessions, and administration. With news and a schedule of fees.
• Michigan Workers' Compensation Agency  - Presents forms, publications, news, surveys, and information on agency administration, claims processing, and services.
• Mississippi Workers' Compensation Commission  - Information and resources about Workers' Compensation in the State of Mississippi. Includes news, cases, a fee schedule, and answers to frequently asked questions.
• National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)  - Agency's homepage presents information resources, program details, and links to related pages.
• Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court  - General information on Nebraska's workers' compensation system. Presents opinions, proposals, rules and statutes, forms, and contacts.
• Nevada SCATS  - Nevada's Safety Consultation and Training agency. Provides workplace safety assistance services to employers in Nevada.
• New Mexico Workers' Compensation Administration  - Presents news and announcements, forms and booklets, and information on advisory council, programs, and rules.
• New York Workers' Compensation Board  - Presenting the board's mission statement, forms, recognitions, and list of services. With news and meeting webcasts.
• North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Division  - Oversees workplace safety and health in the areas of compliance, education and training, technical assistance, complaints, planning, and information management.
• North Dakota Workforce Safety and Insurance  - Online tools and information related to North Dakota's occupational health and safety system. Provides sections for employers, workers, and medical providers.
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration  - US Department of Labor division responsible for the enforcement of workplace health and safety legislation.
• Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation  - Bureau's website features a library of workers' compensation resources, provides information for employers and medical providers, and presents related news and links.
• Oregon OSHA  - Division of the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services. Aims to promote and improve workplace safety and health for all of Oregon's workers.
• Rhode Island Division of Workers' Compensation  - Monitors Rhode Island's workers' compensation system and assists injured employees with their medical expenses and lost wages.
• TN Occupational Safety and Health Administration (TOSHA)  - Providing information on TOSHA's advisory council, programs, consultation services, directives, and inspection procedures. With newsletters and related publications.
• US Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission  - Independent federal agency established to decide contests of citations or penalties resulting from OSHA inspections of workplaces in America.
• Workers' Compensation Board of Indiana  - Provides dispute resolution for injured workers and employers through formal adjudication and informal mediatory services.