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OSHA supports states in developing their State Plans, but only if they are as successful as OSHA Rules and implementations. As a result, The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA), overseen by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, is the State Plan for Michigan. MIOSHA covers some private businesses, employees, and all state and federal employees and employers.
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Also, the Michigan State Plan encompasses the entire public sector and a portion of the private sector. However, it is essential to note that in some cases, such as:
Federal OSHA jurisdiction covers all the operations, personnel, employers, and other things that MIOSHA does not cover. Moreover, Federal OSHA still adheres to anti-retaliation clauses. To prevent retaliation, Federal OSHA supervises and regulates inspections.
The General Industry Safety and Health Division inspect the state's general industry. The Construction Safety and Health Division of MIOSHA also conducts safety and health inspections at construction sites. The Field Operations Manual governs MIOSHA's enforcement program (FOM).
The Michigan State Plan has a distinctive set of Standards for the following industries under MIOSHA Standards and Regulations:
MIOSHA Construction
MIOSHA General Industry
MIOSHA Agriculture
OSHA Outreach courses are designed in such a way that they not only increase worker performance and productivity but also provide both workers and employers with many benefits, including: