OSHA

Employers must keep their place of employment free from recognized hazards.
Employers must observe any specific safety and health standards which are applicable to them.
Employers must post OSHA notices on "Job Safety and Health Protection."
Employers must conduct meetings with employees to consider job safety and health and to discuss mutual responsibilities.
Employers must have one or more employees with first aid training in each work area.
Employers must furnish employees with required protective gear and making sure it is used properly.
Employers must make certain reports on every injury that requires medical treatment.
Employees cannot be discriminated against for filing an OSHA complaint or reporting a workplace hazard.
Employers must obtain material safety data sheets (MSDSs) from chemical manufacturers for all hazardous chemicals present in the workplace and make them available to employees.