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- Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration
MIOSHA is seeing a troubling rise in struck-by fatalities, which now account for more than half of all workplace deaths investigated in 2025 MIOSHA urges employers and employees to take extra precautions, slow down, and pay attention
- LEO - MIOSHA Standards - State of Michigan
MIOSHA promulgates administrative rules under the authority of the Michigan Administrative Procedures Act The administrative rules printed in the Michigan Administrative Code is the true and correct copy of all MIOSHA promulgated rules
- LEO - About MIOSHA - State of Michigan
The Board of Health and Safety Compliance and Appeals reviews all contested Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) cases involving safety and health citations, orders, and appeals
- Michigan State Plan - Occupational Safety and Health Administration
MIOSHA offers voluntary and cooperative programs that focus on reducing injuries, illnesses, and fatalities MIOSHA also offers on-site consultation services which help employers comply with MIOSHA standards and identify and correct potential safety and health hazards
- LEO - Education and Training - State of Michigan
The MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI) is an innovative and collaborative program that provides affordable occupational safety and health training to employers across the state
- MIOSHA Training Institute - MTI
Scholarships provided by MIOSHA cover up to 50% of the regular seminar fee The scholarship applies to all MTI seminars, except pilot seminars There is no limit to the number of seminars for which an individual can apply Use one application per seminar Submit application no more than three months prior to the start date of a selected seminar
- Detroit construction worker killed by debris. What MIOSHA says happened
Michigan had 31 worker deaths in 2024 and 36 in 2023 MIOSHA urges employers and employees to prioritize safety in all work activities State officials on July 25 said that a construction worker
- LEO - Contact MIOSHA - State of Michigan
New or Revised MIOSHA Standards will inform subscribers when there is a new or revised MIOSHA Standard, notice of public hearings, and information regarding work groups and advisory committees
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