What does OSHA mean in construction?
Short definition
OSHA is the U.S. agency that sets and enforces workplace safety and health standards.
Longer explanation
In construction, OSHA requirements influence safety programs, training, inspections, reporting, and hazard controls.
Example in context
“The project team reviewed the OSHA during the construction phase.”
Common users
- Owners
- Architects
- Contractors
- Construction managers
Related terms
Related resources
Construction AcronymsA curated index of common construction acronyms used in contracts, drawings, administration, safety, and project delivery.Construction Safety TermsSafety terms for OSHA, PPE, competent people, fall protection, excavation protection, and incident documentation.Construction Safety Documentation ProcessA practical workflow for safety plans, incident reports, JHAs, inspections, and corrective actions.