Office of Construction Services - Revision history

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	The Office coordinates with other regulatory agencies regarding the implementation of laws and standards relating to construction, and evaluates data on health and safety, fatalities, injuries and illnesses.		The Office coordinates with other regulatory agencies regarding the implementation of laws and standards relating to construction, and evaluates data on health and safety, fatalities, injuries and illnesses.

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	* Building codes.		* Building codes.
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	* Health and safety policy.		* Health and safety policy.
	* International Building Code (IBC).		* International Building Code (IBC).
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	* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.		* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.
	* Safety management.		* Safety management.
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	* Zoning in the United States.		* Zoning in the United States.

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	* Building codes.		* Building codes.
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	* Construction health risks.		* Construction health risks.
	* Health and safety.		* Health and safety.

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−	In the United States, the Office of Construction Services is an administrative branch of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The OSHA is an agency of the United States Department of Labor which establishes and enforces workplace health and safety standards.	+	In the United States, the [https://www.osha.gov/doc/dcsindex.html Office of Construction Services] is an administrative branch of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The OSHA is an agency of the United States Department of Labor which establishes and enforces workplace health and safety standards.

−	It is ~~the Office’s responsibility to work~~ with the construction industry to plan and manage a programme ~~that can~~ increase general safety awareness and reduce accidents ~~in the industry~~. In doing so, it collaborates with technical agencies, standards groups and ~~other~~ construction professionals ~~as a means of evaluating~~ techniques in terms of their possible application in the ~~wider~~ industry. This ~~also~~ involves the Office coordinating demonstration and experimental projects relating to construction and advising OSHA of their impact on existing standards.	+	The Office is responsible for working with the construction industry to plan and manage a programme to increase general safety awareness and reduce accidents. In doing so, it collaborates with technical agencies, standards groups and construction professionals to evaluate techniques in terms of their possible application in the industry. This involves the Office coordinating demonstration and experimental projects relating to construction and advising OSHA of their impact on existing standards.

	The Office coordinates with other regulatory agencies regarding the implementation of laws and standards relating to construction, and evaluates data on health and safety, fatalities, injuries and illnesses.		The Office coordinates with other regulatory agencies regarding the implementation of laws and standards relating to construction, and evaluates data on health and safety, fatalities, injuries and illnesses.

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In the United States, the Office of Construction Services is an administrative branch of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The OSHA is an agency of the United States Department of Labor which establishes and enforces workplace health and safety standards.

It is the Office’s responsibility to work with the construction industry to plan and manage a programme that can increase general safety awareness and reduce accidents in the industry. In doing so, it collaborates with technical agencies, standards groups and other construction professionals as a means of evaluating techniques in terms of their possible application in the wider industry. This also involves the Office coordinating demonstration and experimental projects relating to construction and advising OSHA of their impact on existing standards.

The Office coordinates with other regulatory agencies regarding the implementation of laws and standards relating to construction, and evaluates data on health and safety, fatalities, injuries and illnesses.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Building codes.
* Construction health risks.
* Health and safety.
* Health and Safety Executive.
* Health and safety policy.
* International Building Code (IBC).
* Reporting accidents and injuries on construction sites.
* Safety management.
* The role of codes, standards and approvals in delivering fire safety.
* Zoning in the United States.

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