The OSHA was originally erected by Congress under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, which was put into play by former President Richard Nixon. The act was instilled on December 29, 1970 in order to try and stop illness, death, and work-related injuries. Essentially, the OSHA set forth a number of law, rules, and regulations that all occupational health professionals had to adhere to. The history of occupational health and safety was a messy one before the OSHA was created. 
Saturday 9 April 2011
The History
The OSHA was originally erected by Congress under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, which was put into play by former President Richard Nixon. The act was instilled on December 29, 1970 in order to try and stop illness, death, and work-related injuries. Essentially, the OSHA set forth a number of law, rules, and regulations that all occupational health professionals had to adhere to. The history of occupational health and safety was a messy one before the OSHA was created. 
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