How many regions has OSHA divided the United States into?

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has divided the United States into 10 regions. Each region is responsible for overseeing the enforcement of safety and health regulations, as well as providing assistance and information to both employers and employees in that area. This regional division helps OSHA manage its operations more effectively, ensuring that guidance and resources are tailored to the specific needs and conditions found within different parts of the country. Each region has its own office and staff dedicated to addressing workplace safety concerns, conducting inspections, and promoting compliance with safety standards.