Occupational Safety and Health Administration

“As a safety and health professional, I have found that there is no better way to learn about safety and health than working with other SGEs and OSHA VPP audit team members at world-class companies. Every audit has given me ideas to improve our own EHS program, opportunities to network with other professionals, means to establish new contacts at OSHA, and an opportunity to observe how VPP improves the work environment of participating operations. The experience is truly invaluable.”

“Our SGEs value the experience they gain from each VPP audit team assignment. From a company standpoint, there is no greater training benefit than having our consultants actively participate on VPP audit teams.”

“I consider my SGE service as one of the highlights of my career as a Safety Facilitator. My experiences working with OSHA on field audits and having the opportunity to work at the World Trade Center Disaster have provided me the opportunity to network with other facilities and share safety "Best Practices". Working as an SGE has enabled me to mentor prospective new sites helping them improve their safety programs and this gives me satisfaction knowing that workers return home to their families at the end of their work day as healthy as they came to work.”

“I began serving in the SGE capacity in 2000. Since that time I have had numerous opportunities to work with OSHA on audits, network with the field coordinators, and mentor several sites. These experiences have expanded my knowledge of safety practices and of what it takes to manage a business in America. This has been an eye opener and has provided me with invaluable opportunities that have changed my perspective on how one can safely work in any job capacity.”

“The benefits to the company of participating as an SGE on a VPP on-site team include observing how another company meets similar challenges that our facilities face, developing a relationship with OSHA personnel - including those who normally work in compliance, networking with another company's safety managers, and creating greater appreciation and respect for our company by another company and OSHA.”

Headquarters

Washington, D.C.

Industry

worker safety and health

Sector (NAICS)

Public Administration

Website

osha.gov

Careers

osha.gov/careers

• Arlington Heights1 open role
• Baton Rouge1 open role
• Birmingham1 open role
• Richardson1 open role
• Sandy1 open role
• Springfield1 open role

Is Occupational Safety and Health Administration hiring?

Yes. As of October 12, 2026, Occupational Safety and Health Administration has 7 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Healthcare/Medical (3), Analyst (2), and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (1).

Where is Occupational Safety and Health Administration hiring?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration is hiring in Arlington Heights, Baton Rouge, Birmingham, Richardson, Sandy, and Springfield, with the most open roles in Arlington Heights.

Who are Occupational Safety and Health Administration's customers?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration names 3 customers, including Lancaster Safety Consulting, Inc., Chevron Phillips Chemical, LP, and Georgia-Pacific.

What skills does Occupational Safety and Health Administration look for?

Its open roles most often ask for Regulatory compliance, Workplace inspections, Stakeholder liaison, Training development, and Data analysis.