The Public Employee Occupational Safety & Health Unit (PEOSH) is responsible for consultation, inspection, compliance, rule making, education and training activities involving occupational safety and health for all public employees in Oklahoma, including city, county, state, schools and municipal trusts. These public entities are not included within the jurisdiction of federal OSHA.

The Search For Safety is over!  This user-friendly, interactive CD-Rom has everything you need to develop an effective safety and health program in your workplace.  It's available on-line for download from the Publications page or simply request a personal copy.

This CD contains our popular private sector manual Safety & Health Management - Guidelines For Excellence as well as the Labor Department's public sector how-to notebook Guidelines For An Effective Safety & Health.
 

 • Complaint Form
 • Fatality Report Form
 • OK 300 Forms
 • OK Hazard Communication Rules
 • PEOSH Administrative Rules
  • Workplace Plain-Language Poster

 Sample Safety Program Forms
 • Confined Space Program
 • Personal Protective Equipment Program
 • Safety Coordinator's Duties
 • Safety & Health Program
      >> more sample programs 

Mail Handling Procedures

 Anthrax Information
 • Updated CDC Procedures
 • Centers for Disease Control

Public employers above the state average incident rate are targeted for PEOSH inspection.  The average incident rate is 5.6 per 100 workers (2005 data). 

An incident rate is defined as the number of recordable injuries and illnesses occurring among a given number of full-time workers (usually 100 full-time workers) over a given period of time (usually one year).
 

• Employers by county
• Employers by name
• Employers by incident rate