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OSHA
[ oh-shuh, osh-uh ]
noun
- the division of the Department of Labor that sets and enforces occupational health and safety rules.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of OSHA1
Example Sentences
Cal/OSHA did not provide specifics on the conditions workers experienced at the Fremont plant.
Workers had complained to Cal/OSHA, which Widess led at the time, about dangerous heat and other hazards at Inland Empire warehouses.
Speaking at a town hall on Sunday, Sheriff Robert Luna said that Cal/OSHA officials had inspected the building and that he expected to reopen it early this week.
They also eliminate earlier loopholes that allowed stonecutting shops to dodge safety requirements by claiming that protective steps weren’t feasible, according to Cal/OSHA officials.
“Employees and their supervisors were not trained on effective animal handling and safety procedures,” Cal/OSHA wrote in its citation letter.
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