Personnel Concepts provides workplace safety and health compliance solutions and was the first to create the All-On-One Labor Law Poster. While most people only think of the federal OSHA, over 20 states operate their own state-level OSHA programs that conduct more inspections annually than federal OSHA. However, state OSHAs classify fewer violations as serious and impose smaller average fines than the federal agency. This information comes from a Government Accountability Office report that criticized federal oversight of state OSHA programs, and only Hawaii is currently at risk of losing its state OSHA program.

1. Personnel Concepts: State-Level
Occupational Safety and Health
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2. •Personneladd text provides up-to-date compliance solutions for state and
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federal workplace regulations.
•It pioneered the All-On-One Labor Law Poster and furnishes US Occupational
Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) compliance products ranging from
the PPE Workplace Hazard Assessment Checklist to the Forklift Operating
Rules Poster.

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•When most people hear of OSHA, they think of the federal agency, but over
20 states operate an OSHA of their own.
•These state-level OSHAs carry out roughly 12,000 more inspections per year
than the federal OSHA.

4. •However, the state OSHAs classify fewer violations as serious, meaning they
impose an average fine of just over $960, while the federal agency's average
fine exceeds $2,100.
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•The above information comes from a Government Accountability Office
report titled, "OSHA Can Better Respond to State-Run Programs Facing
Challenges," a document that criticized the federal oversight of state OSHA
programs.
•So far, only one state, Hawaii, may lose its OSHA. Recently, federal OSHA sent
several staffers to assist Hawaii in restoring its program.

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