The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration on March 18 launched OSHA Cares, an agency-wide initiative aimed at helping businesses meet federal workplace safety requirements and build stronger safety and health programs.
The initiative signals a continued shift in the agency’s posture toward collaboration and prevention — particularly for small and medium-sized businesses. OSHA compliance has long been a challenge for smaller collision repair facilities that may lack dedicated safety personnel, and the agency is positioning OSHA Cares as a way to make its resources more accessible.
“OSHA Cares highlights the ways OSHA can support employers
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