Although OSHA has been successful in lowering occupational fatalities and injuries, there is always opportunity for development. OSHA was founded in 1971, and since then, rates of occupational disease and deaths have decreased by 40% and 60%, respectively. Nonetheless, among industrialized nations, the US continues to have one of the highest rates of workplace fatalities. The efficiency of OSHA is influenced by several aspects. Initially, OSHA establishes and upholds rules for occupational safety. Second, OSHA carries out inspections to find and address safety risks in the workplace. Third, OSHA educates and trains companies and employees on workplace safety