Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a federal agency established by Congress in 1970.  OSHA regulates employers to prevent work-related injuries, illness, and death.  OSHA violations can give rise to substantial fines and penalties.  OSHA inspectors are permitted to enter and inspect workplaces.  Our attorneys help businesses comply with OSHA's safety and recordkeeping standards, and are available to represent employers on contested OSHA matters.

For additional information, contact Edward F. Spinella (860) 240-1045, espinella@reidandriege.com, David M. S. Shaiken (860) 240-1053, dshaiken@reidandriege.com or Dominic Fulco III (860) 240-1031, dfulco@reidandriege.com.