Michigan
Difference
OSHA versus MIOSHA. What’s the difference?
MICHIGAN
WHATS THE DIFFERENCE?
You’ve heard of federal OSHA, but did you know that Michigan has its own state-run program called MIOSHA. Because Michigan is such a manufacturing and construction heavy state, they have instilled additional regulations outside of federal OSHA to ensure employee safety.
![A construction worker wearing a white hard hat, a blue shirt, a high-visibility safety vest, and a face mask is standing with arms crossed at a construction site with scaffolding and an overpass under construction in the background, ensuring compliance with federal OSHA regulations.](https://threesixtysafety.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Layer-1311.png)
![Two warehouse workers, a man and a woman, wearing yellow safety vests and blue helmets, walk through a large warehouse aisle. The man points to something ahead while the woman holds a tablet. Shelves stocked with items stretch up to the ceiling in the background, ensuring compliance with federal OSHA standards.](https://threesixtysafety.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Layer-1.png)
MICHIGAN
WE'RE DIFFERENT
Some of the differences between OSHA and MIOSHA include:
- Accident prevention programs
- Employer responsibilities
- Employee responsibilities
- Housekeeping
- Work in hazardous spaces
- Boilers and pressure vessels
- Guarding, belts, gears, pulleys, sprockets, and moving parts
- Machine installations and guarding
- Toilets at construction sites
- Medical services and first aid
- Illumination
MICHIGAN
SAFETY FIRST
Employee safety it at the top of list by the Michigan Government and following these guidelines is a requirement of all employers to provide a safe workplace for their employees.
![A construction worker, compliant with federal OSHA regulations, is wearing a yellow hard hat, safety glasses, a reflective vest, a face mask, and gloves while crouched down handling rebar at a construction site.](https://threesixtysafety.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Layer-1312-1.png)