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1) Summarize OSHA and describe the its impact in quality of services and safety.
2) Also describe OSHA's mission and how an organization can comply with some of this agency's regulations?

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OSHA's mission and its impacts are discussed.

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a government agency born out of United States Department of Labor. OSHA's mandate is to ensure Occupational Health and Safety standards across the country, by providing specific guidelines, policies, regulations and training for many different occupations. The impact of OSHA is great, as it significantly reduces the workplace injuries and illnesses, and provides a ...

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