State Plan Directory

These states and territories run OSHA-approved state plans. Agency names change from time to time, so always confirm on OSHA’s State Plans page.

State plans covering private and public employers

State / territoryProgramAgency
AlaskaAKOSHDept. of Labor and Workforce Development
ArizonaADOSHIndustrial Commission of Arizona
CaliforniaCal/OSHADept. of Industrial Relations
HawaiiHIOSHDept. of Labor and Industrial Relations
IndianaIOSHAIndiana Dept. of Labor
IowaIowa OSHAIowa Division of Labor
KentuckyKentucky OSH ProgramKentucky Labor Cabinet
MarylandMOSHMaryland Dept. of Labor
MichiganMIOSHADept. of Labor and Economic Opportunity
MinnesotaMNOSHADept. of Labor and Industry
NevadaNevada OSHADivision of Industrial Relations
New MexicoOHSBNew Mexico Environment Dept.
North CarolinaNC OSH DivisionN.C. Dept. of Labor
OregonOregon OSHADept. of Consumer and Business Services
Puerto RicoPR OSHOP.R. Dept. of Labor and Human Resources
South CarolinaSC OSHADept. of Labor, Licensing and Regulation
TennesseeTOSHADept. of Labor and Workforce Development
UtahUOSHUtah Labor Commission
VermontVOSHAVermont Dept. of Labor
VirginiaVOSHDept. of Labor and Industry
WashingtonDOSHDept. of Labor & Industries
WyomingWyoming OSHADept. of Workforce Services

State plans covering public employees only

In these states, private employers are covered by federal OSHA. The state plan covers state and local government workers.

State / territoryProgram
ConnecticutCONN-OSHA
IllinoisIllinois OSHA
MaineMaine Bureau of Labor Standards
MassachusettsDept. of Labor Standards (check OSHA’s list for current status)
New JerseyPEOSH
New YorkPESH
U.S. Virgin IslandsVIDOSH

Want to add your state? Detailed pages exist for the states linked above. More state pages can be added in this section over time.

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