OSHA’s Penalties Skyrocket For 2023 – Are Your OSHA Compliance Programs in Good Shape?

by Gary Jones, Vice President of Environmental, Health, and Safety Affairs Jan 19, 2023

The Biden Administration has continued to emphasize the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) as a top priority for 2023. Enforcement has been a key component since the Biden Administration has taken over and OSHA has increased the number of inspectors 19% in 2022 by adding 50 additional inspectors and they have all been trained and released into the field.

In September 2022, OSHA updated its

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