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OSHA Consultation

The OSHA Consultation Section is responsible for assisting employers in complying with federal OSHA requirements and reducing work-related injuries and illnesses.

OSHA Consultation Programs are delivered by state governments using highly qualified occupational safety and health professionals to help employers detect potential hazards at their work-site, as well as to establish and maintain a safe and healthful workplace. Through this Program, confidential and free on-site consultation is offered and is largely funded by federal OSHA.

Employed within the OSHA Consultation Section are safety consultants, industrial hygienists, and supervisors who work only with industries and employers that request their help. Small high-hazard industries receive priority for services. Consultants conduct either a partial or complete safety and health survey, as requested by the employer. The consultant also conducts any tests that are required, such as air sampling or checking electrical continuity. Upon completion of the survey and applicable tests, a written report is processed and sent to the employer. The employer is required to correct all serious hazards found by the consultant and notify the section when the corrections have been made.

Download our brochure to learn more about the safety and health consultative evaluation and assessment services we offer, OSHA Consultation Brochure.

Did you know that the OSHA On-Site Consultation Program prevents over 8,700 workplace injuries and saves the U.S. economy almost $1.5 billion every year?

ARKANSAS PRIVATE EMPLOYERS can request an OSHA Consultation Visit

The OSHA Consultation Program is unable to provide consultative services to public sector or federal organizations. Onsite consultation visits are offered at no-cost to private sector employers. These services are completely confidential, separate from federal enforcement, and do not result in penalties or citations. Consultation assistance is voluntary, therefore occupational safety and health services can only be provided at the request of the employer.

To request an onsite consultation visit at your establishment, please complete the request form below, by selecting the arrow to view the form. After clicking submit, you will receive an automatic confirmation on the page. A consultant will contact you directly to schedule a consultation visit.

Legal Name of Company(Required)

Private Sector Company?(Required)

Services can only be provided to private industry employers.

NAICS

Please provide the NAICS or the industry type.

Company Site Address(Required)

Provide the site address of the location you are requesting Consultation Services for. The Site must be in the state of Arkansas.

Street Address Address Line 2 City Arkansas ZIP Code

Is the Mailing Address the same as the Site Address?

Yes

Company Mailing Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Type of Business(Required)

Corporation

Limited-Liability Company

Non-Profit

Unknown

Type of OSHA Consultation Service(Required)

Safety Consultation

Industrial Hygiene Consultation

Both

Number of Employees at this Location(Required)

Number of Employees Corporate-wide(Required)

Contact's Name(Required)

First Last

Job Title(Required)

Preferred Method of Contact(Required)

Email Address(Required)

Your Phone(Required)

Other Relevant Information

Click the link to download the OSHA Consultation Request Form. Fill out the form, and send it to us via fax or mail it to the OSHA Consultation Section of the Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing.

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