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Before OSHA was created, U.S. workers had very few federal safety protections. Now, OSHA enforces many regulations that keep workers safe in every state, including Missouri. They protect workers from a variety of workplace hazards, from fire to falls.

Working out OSHA's exact requirements for your state, industry, and job can be confusing, since guidelines vary, and some states have separate rules. Below, we'll review OSHA's training recommendations, sources of Missouri OSHA 10-hour or 30-hour training, and how training can save life and limb for Missourians in every industry.

OSHA Missouri Training Requirements

Unlike some states, Missouri doesn't have an occupational health and safety regulatory program at the state level (often called a "state plan"). As a result, Missourians fall under federal OSHA jurisdiction, which covers most private-sector workers.

OSHA requires employees to be trained on specific topics that are relevant to their health and safety. They also recommend their 10-hour or 30-hour Outreach courses for certain high-risk industries, as a general orientation to safety.

Unlike standard-specific training, Outreach courses aren't required at the federal level. They're also not required by Missouri law for most employees. However, Missouri employers themselves often require Outreach training, as a basic orientation to safety.

OSHA's 10-hour Outreach courses are intended for entry-level workers, while their 30-hour courses are designed for supervisors.

Missouri's Construction Safety Training Act

Missouri law does require Outreach training for one group of people: construction workers for projects with public funding. The Construction Safety Training Act (§292.675 Revised Statutes of Missouri) requires OSHA 10-hour Construction training by an OSHA-authorized provider for:

  • Workers directly involved in construction at the project site
  • Workers at nearby facilities used by the contractor or subcontractor for construction
  • Workers involved in transporting materials, fuel, or equipment on-site
  • Drivers delivering materials, fuel, or equipment to the site IF they assist in loading, unloading or any other work at the site

Learn More About OSHA 10-Hour and 30-Hour Courses for Missourians

We offer OSHA 10-Hour Construction, OSHA 30-Hour Construction, OSHA 10-Hour General Industry, and OSHA 30-Hour General Industry to meet your OSHA training needs.

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Benefits of OSHA Missouri Training for Workers

OSHA safety training is intended to improve employees’ awareness and understanding of workplace hazards and arm them with methods to prevent fatalities and accidents.

By creating a more safety-conscious workforce, an investment in employers in OSHA training can help Missouri employers:

  • Avoid OSHA citations and fines
  • Lower workers’ compensation costs
  • Boost productivity and financial performance

Below, you'll find statistics from OSHA, the Department of Labor, and Missouri state agencies that illustrate the importance of safety training in reducing costs and savings lives.

Fatal Occupational Injuries in Missouri

In 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics logged a total of 121 fatal occupational injuries in Missouri, out of 5,486 national fatalities.

Of the 121 fatal occupational injuries:

  • 57 were the result of transportation incidents
  • 24 were the result of contact with objects and equipment
  • 17 were the result of violence and other injuries by persons or animals
  • 12 were the result of falls, slips, and trips
  • 9 were the result of exposure to harmful substances or environments

The 121 fatalities were distributed across the following industries:

  • 27 in transportation and warehousing
  • 21 in agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting
  • 17 in construction
  • 11 in government (8 in local, 3 unspecified)
  • 9 in administrative and waste services
  • 8 in manufacturing

2023 Top OSHA Enforcement Cases in Missouri

Workers in Missouri, especially those working in construction, risk injuries and accidents every day in the course of their job. That's expensive for Missouri businesses.

But even when no one gets hurt, businesses can save money with OSHA training. A well-trained workforce can help their employer avoid enforcement penalties from an OSHA inspection, because they know what rules they should follow.

Currently, OSHA lists the top enforcement cases by state on its website. Here are the top cases for 2023 to give you an example of the kind of money at stake.

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State Inspection Number Employer City Issuance Date Initial Penalty
MO 1706539.015 R Garcia LLC WENTZVILLE 12/18/23 $78,964.00
MO 1685373.015 Village Travel SPRINGFIELD 11/17/23 $46,875.00
MO 1685995.015 Lopez Framing, LLC OAK GROVE 11/9/23 $46,207.00
MO 1700778.015 C.A. Jones, Inc. SAINT CHARLES 11/8/23 $60,939.00
MO 1672059.015 Mclane Midwest REPUBLIC 10/30/23 $73,662.00
MO 1667262.015 Distributor Wire & Cable KANSAS CITY 9/29/23 $54,243.00
MO 1671629.015 BAM Contracting, LLC SAINT LOUIS 9/27/23 $42,188.00
MO 1671454.015 DOLLAR GENERAL SAINT LOUIS 9/21/23 $89,290.00
MO 1659811.015 TROYER ROOFING & COATINGS TRENTON 8/29/23 $205,369.00
MO 1653326.015 Clarios SAINT JOSEPH 8/24/23 $58,037.00
MO 1663392.015 SPRINGFIELD IRON & METAL SPRINGFIELD 8/18/23 $45,315.00
MO 1649023.015 Cheltenham Construction Services, Inc. LAKE SAINT LOUIS 8/3/23 $166,081.00
MO 1662290.015 Cheltenham Construction Services, Inc. O FALLON 8/3/23 $168,537.00
MO 1657912.015 Atomic Transport LLC KANSAS CITY 8/1/23 $55,806.00
MO 1677193.015 ALBAUGH LLC SAINT JOSEPH 7/26/23 $42,189.00
MO 1672044.015 PARKER-HANNIFIN CORPORATION WASHINGTON 7/17/23 $101,563.00
MO 1647116.015 Don Gibson BRASHEAR 7/10/23 $73,723.00
MO 1644865.015 Don Gibson BRASHEAR 7/10/23 $273,231.00
MO 1670658.015 MIRANDA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY KANSAS CITY 7/7/23 $50,893.00
MO 1645512.015 PAR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INC. KANSAS CITY 7/6/23 $93,750.00
MO 1669151.015 JR & Co., Inc. GLADSTONE 7/6/23 $156,250.00
MO 1643839.015 BCP Ingredients, Inc. VERONA 7/5/23 $175,047.00
MO 1643586.015 BCP Ingredients, Inc. VERONA 7/5/23 $218,751.00
MO 1643152.015 Fry-Wagner Moving & Storage SPRINGFIELD 6/23/23 $72,324.00
MO 1642408.015 Pendergraft Construction JOPLIN 6/23/23 $40,851.00
MO 1667090.015 George Weis Company BONNE TERRE 6/14/23 $92,813.00
MO 1650253.015 GKW Group KANSAS CITY 6/9/23 $62,504.00
MO 1638101.015 FORD MOTOR COMPANY KANSAS CITY 5/26/23 $62,504.00
MO 1638617.015 United Electric Cooperative MARYVILLE 5/24/23 $42,189.00
MO 1652573.015 Piston Automotive WENTZVILLE 5/15/23 $93,750.00
MO 1638860.015 A1 Paint Powder and Sandblasting KANSAS CITY 5/11/23 $63,399.00
MO 1662309.015 ALLEN ROOFING & SIDING, LLC WENTZVILLE 5/11/23 $54,688.00
MO 1633170.015 Focus Partners LLC KANSAS CITY 4/20/23 $54,690.00
MO 1652100.015 MIRANDA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GRAIN VALLEY 4/19/23 $55,246.00
MO 1629932.015 PROTEIN FOR PETS OPCO, LLC JOPLIN 4/5/23 $76,344.00
MO 1625411 Lunda Construction Company ROCHEPORT 3/8/23 $47,381.00
MO 1648672.015 Marschel Wrecking, LLC SAINT LOUIS 2/16/23 $40,628.00
MO 1613873.015 ZMDR LLC LONE JACK 2/3/23 $156,259.00
MO 1613747.015 ZMDR LLC LONE JACK 2/3/23 $417,654.00
MO 1621732.015 CBRE JOPLIN 2/3/23 $48,128.00
MO 1622307.015 KISSICK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY KANSAS CITY 1/13/23 $159,529.00
MO 1617003.015 US Engineering Services KANSAS CITY 1/13/23 $197,642.00
MO 1632880.015 Dollar General Corporation ORAN 1/10/23 $91,157.00
MO 1634599.015 Olathe Framing, LLC KANSAS CITY 1/6/23 $172,375.00
MO 1618075.015 Smart Framing LLC GREENWOOD 1/6/23 $40,607.00

Federal OSHA Offices in Missouri

Since Missouri employers and workers all fall under federal jurisdiction, OSHA maintains two local area offices in major cities in Missouri:

  • Kansas City
  • St. Louis

To contact a local Missouri OSHA office, check out their contact information on OSHA’s website.

Additional Missouri Resources for Safety Information

In addition to all of the above, you can find more occupational safety and health resources at the following Missouri agency and association websites.

Missouri Department of Labor (DOL): The DOL provides workforce services to employers, workers, and job seekers like managing workers' compensation, unemployment insurance, workplace safety, and more.

On-Site Safety & Health Consultation: Within the DOL, the Division of Labor Standards offers on-site consultations to help small employers in high hazard industries create a safer workplace and avoid costly OSHA penalties. The program is free and does not assess any fines or penalties.

Missouri Workers' Safety Program (MWSP): The MWSP provides free services like on-site safety and health reviews, safety program advice, workers' comp advice, safety presentations, and recommendations for independent certified safety consultants/engineers.

Missouri Safe @ Work: This site is full of useful occupational safety and health resources: state statistics, sample safety programs, "toolbox talks," safety videos, and more.

Show-Me Farm Safety: This site provides safety education for the Missouri agricultural industry, including tractor safety, grain storage safety, and livestock safety. There is even a kids' section for youth safety on family farms.

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As you can see, OSHA Missouri training is vital to the health and well-being of workers, supervisors, and employers in Missouri. But where do you turn for the safety training you need?

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