Intro to OSHAQuestion 15 of 100
What is a State Plan under OSHA?
a.A plan to eliminate all state taxes
b.A state-run safety program that must be at least as effective as federal OSHA
c.A federal budget document
d.A voluntary insurance policy
Explanation
A State Plan is an OSHA-approved workplace safety and health program operated by a state or territory. These plans must be at least as effective as the federal OSHA program and may cover public-sector workers. About half the states operate their own approved plans.
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