Small Business

OSHA's Small Business Assistance provides numerous OSHA resources and information designed specifically for small business employers, including safety and health tools and publications, easy-to-follow guides for specific OSHA standards, and descriptions of benefits that small businesses receive from OSHA. Focuses on two programs for small businesses: OSHA's On-Site Consultation Program and Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP). Also see OSHA's Non-retaliation Policy.

EE Technologies (2014, July)

Read about how Nevada's Safety and Consultation Training Section assisted a small business electronic manufacturer.

Elderwood Health Care (2013, March)

The New York State Department of Labor's On-Site Consultation Program worked with a health care facility to lower its injury rates by 66%.

Dicor Corporation (2012, June)

Learn how INSafe of Indiana OSHA worked with a small business, a manufacturer of recreational vehicles, to improve worker safety and health.

Good Shepherd Nursing Home (2012, February)

Find out how a nursing home was able to reduce its injury rates by working with West Virginia's On-Site Consultation Program.

Haskell (2011, July)

Find out how the On-Site Consultation program helped a small business construction firm improve its safety performance.

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On-Site Consultation

OSHA's no-cost On-Site Consultation Program offers no-cost and confidential safety and occupational health advice to small and medium-sized businesses in all states across the country, with priority given to high-hazard worksites. We have many success stories and case studies.

SHARP

The On-Site Consultation Program's Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP) recognizes small business employers who operate an exemplary safety and health programs.