Federal OSHA and NYS PESH safety professionals representing New York workplace safety oversight

Is New York an OSHA State?

NEW YORK’S DUAL WORKPLACE SAFETY SYSTEM Many people assume that every U.S. state operates its own OSHA-approved workplace safety program, but that’s not always the case. New York has a unique system in which workplace safety oversight depends on whether employees work in the public or private sector. Understanding this

New York worker resting in shade and drinking water to prevent heat illness during extreme heat

How New York Workers Should Deal With Extreme Heat

Extreme heat has become an increasing workplace safety concern across New York, with rising temperatures and more frequent heat waves exposing workers to dangerous conditions. Whether working outdoors under direct sunlight or indoors in hot, poorly ventilated environments, employees can face serious health risks when their bodies are unable to

NYC workers in PPE with skyline representing improved worker safety under Mamdani.

How Mayor-Elect Mamdani Can Improve Worker Safety in NYC

Mamdani’s election marks a significant moment for New York City, creating a rare opportunity to re-examine and strengthen worker safety across all sectors. Political transitions often open the door for new priorities, updated regulations, and stronger enforcement of existing protections. New York’s workforce is highly diverse, spanning construction, delivery services,

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