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OSHA Compliance

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OSHA compliance is the practice of meeting the workplace safety standards and regulations established by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. It involves activities such as hazard assessments, safety training, proper equipment use, recordkeeping, and audits, and is a key responsibility for safety managers, HR professionals, and site supervisors in industries like construction and manufacturing.

OSHA Compliance in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

Open roles
35

on Career App

Employers
24

hiring for it

Median pay
$98,000

from 27 roles

Disclose pay
77%

of these roles

Open roles requiring OSHA Compliance (35)

Painter-Refinisher Leader

Architect of the Capitol

Washington, DC · $38 – $45 / hour

This role leads a team of painters and refinishers at the U.S. Capitol Building, overseeing both routine maintenance painting and specialized decorative work on historic surfaces. The successful candidate will manage crew operations during overnight shifts while also performing complex color matching and restoration techniques on ornate woodwork and architectural features.

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Supervisory Safety and Occupational Health Specialist

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Hines, IL · $100,059 – $130,080

A supervisory federal safety role at a VA hospital managing comprehensive occupational health programs, including hazard assessment, accident investigation, policy development, and staff training across a large medical complex. This suits experienced safety professionals ready to lead compliance initiatives and mentor junior staff in a structured healthcare environment.

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Training Instructor (Vocational Training Instructor - Horticulture)

Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System

Full-time · Coleman, FL · $63,780 – $82,301

Train incarcerated individuals in horticulture practices and trade skills within a federal correctional facility, developing curriculum and managing the vocational program while maintaining institution security. This role suits experienced horticulturists who want to apply their expertise in education and correctional settings.

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FACILITY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST

Army National Guard Units

Full-time · Camp Dodge Military Reservation, Iowa · $75,284 – $97,875

A federal facility management role with the Iowa Army National Guard handling construction approvals, maintenance planning, energy conservation, and safety compliance across military installations. This suits experienced facilities professionals or engineers with technical knowledge of building systems and federal project management who can work within military infrastructure requirements.

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Safety and Occupational Health Specialist

Smithsonian Institution

Washington, DC · $70,623 – $111,087

This federal role supports safety and occupational health management at the Smithsonian Institution across its 21 museums and National Zoo, conducting inspections, investigations, and hazard assessments to keep employees, visitors, and volunteers safe. It suits people with formal training or experience in safety disciplines who want to apply their expertise in a large, complex institutional setting.

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Safety and Occupational Health Manager

Office of the Secretary of the Interior

Full-time · Washington, DC · $121,785 – $158,322

This federal role manages a nationwide occupational safety and health program for the Department of the Interior, overseeing inspections, incident investigations, policy development, and hazard mitigation across geographically dispersed organizations. The position suits experienced safety professionals who can serve as a technical authority on complex workplace safety matters and lead comprehensive compliance initiatives.

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Safety and Occupational Health Management

Defense Information Systems Agency

Fort Meade, Maryland · $70,623 – $91,815

This federal safety role at DISA involves identifying and controlling workplace hazards, conducting compliance inspections, maintaining OSHA records, and supporting emergency response across a military facilities operation. It suits professionals with formal training or certification in occupational safety, industrial hygiene, or related fields who want to apply their expertise in a government setting.

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Endeavor Air

Manager, Occupational Safety and Human Factors

Endeavor Air

Minneapolis, MN · $84,800 – $102,600

This management role leads occupational safety, human factors, and environmental compliance programs across a regional airline's operations, developing policies and risk controls while serving as the primary contact for OSHA and regulatory agencies. It suits experienced safety professionals with aviation knowledge who can integrate human-performance principles into operational systems and lead cross-functional improvements.

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Group 1 Automotive

Service Technician Trainee - Group 1 South Pointe Chevrolet

Group 1 Automotive

Tulsa, OK

This is an entry-level automotive service role at a Chevrolet dealership where you'll perform routine maintenance tasks like oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections under supervision. The position suits someone starting a career in automotive service who values hands-on work and wants structured training toward becoming a fully qualified technician.

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Senior EH&S Specialist (LB)

Relativity Space

Long Beach, CA · $102,000 – $154,000

Relativity Space is seeking an experienced safety professional to establish and lead environmental health and safety programs across their rocket manufacturing operations. This role combines strategic project management with hands-on incident investigation and regulatory compliance work in a fast-growing aerospace company.

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Asked for alongside OSHA Compliance

Measured from the 35 open roles that name OSHA Compliance — not from a curated list.

What employers state they pay

Median

$98,000

Middle half

$74,000 – $125,000

From 27 of 35 open roles — the 77% that publish a range, annualized to USD. Only some employers state pay, and the ones that do skew to California and New York, where the law requires it.

Who employers are hiring

  • Entry7%
  • Mid29%
  • Senior29%
  • Lead / Staff / Principal11%
  • Management25%

From 28 roles whose posting states a level.

Employers hiring for OSHA Compliance

24 in total, most open roles first.

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