Michigan Occupational Safety & Health Administration (MIOSHA)

Michigan Occupational Safety & Health Administration (MIOSHA) MIOSHA's mission is to help protect the safety and health of Michigan workers. "Work Safe... Be Safe!"

🤝 MIOSHA and Operating Engineers 324 are continuing a longstanding commitment to workplace safety.MIOSHA recently renewe...
09/03/2026

🤝 MIOSHA and Operating Engineers 324 are continuing a longstanding commitment to workplace safety.

MIOSHA recently renewed its Alliance partnership with Operating Engineers 324 Journeyman & Apprentice Training Fund Inc.

The partnership, now spanning more than a decade, provides OE324 apprentices, journeypersons and instructors with information, guidance and access to training resources to help protect worker safety and health.

MIOSHA Deputy Director Tarah Kile joined OE324 representatives for the renewal and shared brief remarks on the value of continued collaboration.

MIOSHA’s Alliance Program is open to trade and professional organizations, employers, labor groups and other organizations committed to improving workplace safety and health.

➡️ Michigan.gov/Alliance

We’re hiring! 📣MIOSHA is looking for a Secretary 9 to join our General Industry Safety and Health Division.This position...
09/03/2026

We’re hiring! 📣

MIOSHA is looking for a Secretary 9 to join our General Industry Safety and Health Division.

This position provides advanced-level administrative and secretarial support to division staff and assists with workplace safety and health investigations, complaints, training arrangements, records and more.

📅 Application deadline: Sept. 9, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.
🔎 Job number: 1801-26-LA-MIOSHA-051

Interested in joining the MIOSHA team? View the position and apply:
go.mi.gov/r8s7n3278

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 34th workplace fatality of 2026.According to the initial report, on Aug. 28, a 67-year-old co-...
09/02/2026

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 34th workplace fatality of 2026.

According to the initial report, on Aug. 28, a 67-year-old co-owner was operating a tractor PTO-powered grinding machine used to process straw. The victim was found fatally crushed between the machine’s hydraulic-powered loading bowl and the machine frame.

This description reflects information provided to MIOSHA in the initial report and is not the result of the official investigation, which is ongoing.

Learn more about workplace fatalities reported to MIOSHA: bit.ly/49DfiDx

☀️ A Heat Advisory is in effect for parts of southern and southeast Michigan today, with dangerous heat expected this af...
09/02/2026

☀️ A Heat Advisory is in effect for parts of southern and southeast Michigan today, with dangerous heat expected this afternoon and evening.

Workers exposed to high temperatures, including those working outdoors or in indoor areas without air conditioning, can be at risk for heat-related illness.

Employers and workers should take precautions:
💧 Drink water frequently
🌳 Take regular breaks in shaded or cool areas
👕 Wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing when possible
⏱️ Reduce or reschedule strenuous work during the hottest parts of the day
⚠️ Know the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke

Heat-related illness is preventable.

➡️ Learn more about workplace heat safety: Michigan.gov/Heat
For additional extreme heat health resources, visit Michigan.gov/ClimateandHealth.

☕ Thanks to everyone who joined us in Troy for Coffee with MIOSHA with the ASSP Metro Detroit Chapter and Kelly Services...
09/01/2026

☕ Thanks to everyone who joined us in Troy for Coffee with MIOSHA with the ASSP Metro Detroit Chapter and Kelly Services.

The event gave safety and health professionals an opportunity to connect directly with MIOSHA staff, ask questions and discuss workplace safety and health topics.

We appreciate our partners and everyone who joined us for the conversation.

Learn more about MIOSHA resources and services at Michigan.gov/MIOSHA.

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 33rd workplace fatality of 2026.Based on the initial report to MIOSHA, a 55-year-old gutter in...
08/28/2026

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 33rd workplace fatality of 2026.

Based on the initial report to MIOSHA, a 55-year-old gutter installer was replacing gutters on a two-story home when the victim fell from the roof onto the grass below.

This description reflects information provided to MIOSHA in the initial report and is not the result of the official investigation, which is ongoing.

Learn more about workplace fatalities reported to MIOSHA: bit.ly/49DfiDx

08/26/2026

☕ Coffee with MIOSHA is in Troy tomorrow!

Have workplace safety questions? Join MIOSHA, ASSP Greater Detroit and Kelly Services for an informal morning of conversation, networking and answers.

📅 Thursday, Aug. 27 | 9–11 a.m.
📍 Kelly Services, 999 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy

Register today: https://bit.ly/4xlI1Yh

🏆 A Michigan workplace safety success story is getting national recognition!OSHA recently featured IDIDIT, LLC, a Tecums...
08/25/2026

🏆 A Michigan workplace safety success story is getting national recognition!

OSHA recently featured IDIDIT, LLC, a Tecumseh manufacturer and MIOSHA MSHARP participant, highlighting how the company worked with MIOSHA’s On-Site Consultation Program to strengthen its workplace safety program and employee engagement.

Those efforts helped IDIDIT achieve MSHARP status in December 2025.

➡️ Read OSHA’s success story about IDIDIT’s journey to MSHARP: https://www.osha.gov/successstories/ididit

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 32nd workplace fatality of 2026.Based on the initial report to MIOSHA, a A 50-year-old owner w...
08/24/2026

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 32nd workplace fatality of 2026.

Based on the initial report to MIOSHA, a A 50-year-old owner was cutting down a tree at a private residence in Gwinn when the tree fell onto a power line. Another worker used a skid steer to lift the victim so the victim could attempt to push the tree off the power line. The victim was electrocuted and died at the scene.

This description reflects information provided to MIOSHA in the initial report and is not the result of the official investigation, which is ongoing.

Learn more about workplace fatalities reported to MIOSHA: bit.ly/49DfiDx See less

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 31st workplace fatality of 2026.Based on the initial report to MIOSHA, a 43-year-old maintenan...
08/21/2026

🚨 MIOSHA has recorded its 31st workplace fatality of 2026.

Based on the initial report to MIOSHA, a 43-year-old maintenance technician was welding inside a pneumatically powered scrap chute in Kalamazoo when the clamshell closed, causing fatal injuries.

This description reflects information provided to MIOSHA in the initial report and is not the result of the official investigation, which is ongoing.

Learn more about workplace fatalities reported to MIOSHA: bit.ly/49DfiDx

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